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A member asked:
The toenail on both my big toes have started going slightly yellow & the lunula covers almost half the toenail. what should i do?
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See a doctor: I.e dermatologist or podiatrist who may take a sample of the nail and see if you have fungus. They then can offer you treatment.
Answered 4/20/2018
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