A review of athlete's foot treatment at Blossom's in Wonmi-gu, Bucheon, one month after treatment.

Many people suffer from various skin concerns. The most significant of these is athlete's foot. Athlete's foot is a condition that requires regular, long-term treatment. Therefore, the most important factor is finding a good clinic that provides long-term treatment.

So, today I will introduce you to Wonmi-gu Blossom Clinic, where I am receiving treatment, and explain the treatment process.

I'm really sick of athlete's foot. This is my sixth time, and it just came back after two years. It's a bit much to call it a relapse, but I actually got better after getting prescribed medication before, and then stopped taking it right away. I've heard this medication is a bit strong, since it's a dermatologist's medication. There's a rumor that steroid medications are strong and can be harmful if taken for a long time. I'm not sure if this is true, but it's widely known that dermatologists' medications are toxic. But I've definitely come to believe that these medications are truly bad for your health. I've been battling toenail fungus for years, and I'm about to end it. My regular dermatologist prescribed me Viton antifungal medication. It's called One Flu Capsules, and I'm prescribed it once a week. It's a fungal antifungal medication. I don't know if I'm prescribed this medication every time, but I need to look up the previous information. Since I'm at the same dermatologist's office, I assume it's the same medication, and since it looks similar, I'm guessing it's the same medication. I heard that because it's hard on the liver, I need to have a blood test at the internal medicine department after two or three months to check my liver function. Since it's the first month, I've decided to take it every Thursday, taking it comfortably. I've taken this medication before, and I've been in poor health for a few weeks and suffered from various pains. I also developed gout for some strange reason. I hope it goes away this time. My toenail fungus was so thick and curved that it was painful. The fungus had spread deep into my big toenail, from the root. So the doctor said I had to take it for over a year? The thought of having to take this medication for a year—that's a huge amount of time—was heartbreaking. But if I need to get rid of this fungus that's infiltrated the root, I have to take it. It's gross, but most people with toenail fungus have the same symptoms. I think they all look similar. One side of my big toenail has become completely thick, which is really noticeable. It's also thick, and the bi-top has turned a dark brown. After taking the medication for three weeks, the athlete's foot on my foot started to improve slightly. It felt like the fungus had spread to other areas because it was summer, but I exercised quite diligently, and when I was working and out, I wore comfortable shoes like Crocs or slippers instead of heels whenever possible. Strangely, I started seeing a few white patches of athlete's foot on my side, too. It wasn't this bad, but my feet smelled different than the smell from shoes, and they smelled like pie. I think the smell from the athlete's foot is serious. Since it's on my right foot and only on my right, I think it's probably the athlete's foot. I should have started treating athlete's foot in the winter, but I realized it was a little late. This kind of thing needs to be treated quickly. Just as you should treat any small bit of athlete's foot as soon as possible, I believe the same thing goes for athlete's foot treatment. That way, I don't have to take the medication constantly, and I don't have to worry about relapses. Anyway, I'm hoping for a quick cure and a quick return to my old self.

I've been visiting the dermatologist consistently for five weeks now. I thought it was getting better, but honestly, when I looked, the root area had thickened a bit and felt slightly better. The upper area had gradually disappeared as it grew, and the lower area was getting better. The more I looked, the more I could feel the improvement. It felt like the fungus inside my toenail was being pushed out and gradually disappearing. It's subtle, but it seems to be improving little by little. It was so noticeable with the naked eye that I realized my athlete's foot was getting better faster than I expected. Looking at it this way, I noticed the lower area was also discolored, but the root of the toenail was deeper than I expected, so I figured the color would return to normal in about a month. Considering how fast toenails grow, I think it'll get better in another month or so. First, I started getting gout, and I'm experiencing pain in my heel and the joints of my right toes for no reason. I haven't been drinking, and I haven't been eating much meat, but it feels like the gout is finally coming to an end. Even after sleeping, I'm tired, and I sometimes fall asleep while driving. My surroundings haven't changed much, but I feel a little tired. I don't know if it's because I've been taking dermatological medication for a long time. So, I've been going to the dermatologist for five weeks. I think I've improved a lot. Still, I'm going to the hospital, taking medication, and getting a prescription, so I'm getting better. I'm continuing to go to the hospital and receive treatment, and I'm hoping to see improvement. I encourage everyone who develops a mole to seek treatment as soon as possible. If you delay, the treatment period will be too long, and you'll have to take the medication for a long time. I'm looking forward to a quick recovery and healing for those of you who have had to take medication for a year, as I'm a poor person like myself. This is my story about my symptoms and various other things I've been seeing from my dermatologist visits.