What are the dangers of onychomycosis to women?

onychomycosis is caused by dermatophytes or other pathogenic fungi. Although onychomycosis is generally not life-threatening, its harm can not be ignored. For women, the harm is: First, onychomycosis is a reservoir of fungi that can be transmitted to other skin areas through hand or foot contact, and even to other people. Second, onychomycosis can sometimes cause inflammation of the surrounding skin, such as nail groove inflammation, and then can be secondary bacterial infection, suppuration, pain, causing systemic symptoms. Third, onychomycosis without treatment can cause nail deformity, affecting fine activities. Fourth, onychomycosis affects appearance, can adversely affect women's social interaction, and may also cause psychological burden or obstacles.