Q:  What are the signs or symptoms of a nail fungus infection?

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You may see, smell, or feel a nail fungus infection once it takes hold. - Nails may look brownish, yellowish, or have little white patches. Some may even be brown or black. - Nails may get flaky, brittle, and chipped. - Bits of "gunk" or debris may collect under your nails. - Your nails may smell bad. - Toenails may get so thick that wearing shoes causes pain. - Discomfort from the infection may make it hard to walk, work, or do other activities. These symptoms may not get better. In fact, if nail fungus infections are not treated, they may get worse.

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