Nail Fungus Treatment at Home: The Complete Guide for 2025

Introduction

Onychomycosis (also known as nail fungus) is the most common nail infection in the world. In Lithuania, about 14% of adults suffer from it. Many people avoid clinics or want to save money, so they look for home treatment solutions. In this guide, we will review the most popular methods, evaluate their effectiveness, and share tips approved by professionals.

Symptoms and causes

  • Yellowing, cracked nails
  • Bad smell, brittleness
  • Common causes: poor hygiene habits, tight shoes, public swimming pools

Traditional remedies

Medicinal varnishes

Briefly about ciclopirox, amorolfine.

Oral medications

Itraconazole, terbinafine – effective, but have side effects (on the liver).

Alternative measures

  • Vinegar and baking soda baths
  • Tea tree oil (limited effectiveness)

LED/NIR light therapy – a modern home solution

Photobiomodulation at 905 nm wavelengths inhibits DNA replication of dermatophytes and accelerates healthy nail growth. Stokas.lt offers a CE certified device that can reduce the area of infection by 65% in 3 months in just 7 minutes per day.

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FAQ

  • How long does treatment take? On average, it takes 3–6 months for a healthy nail to grow back.
  • Is light therapy painless? Yes – the sensation is similar to a gentle pulse of heat.

Conclusion

Home treatment becomes increasingly effective when traditional remedies are combined with modern light therapy. Create an individual plan and stick to it patiently.