Not Every Discolored Nail Is a Fungal Infection
Yellowing, thickening, splitting, lifting and surface roughness can occur with fungal nail infection, but similar changes may also follow repeated pressure, injury, psoriasis, aging or other nail conditions. Appearance alone cannot always confirm the cause.
A healthcare professional may examine the nail and, when appropriate, collect a small clipping or scraping before recommending medical treatment. This matters because prescription antifungal therapy is intended for a confirmed or clinically suspected infection—not every nail that simply looks dry, damaged or uneven.
Kovelora Nighttime Nail Repair Patches are presented here as an external, cosmetic nail-care product. They are not a diagnostic test, prescription antifungal medicine or substitute for care from a qualified clinician.




