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Old 06-02-2011, 11:42 AM #1
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Default fungal infection or RSD?
I have these white areas on the top of my toenails on both feet. (mostly 2-3 toes per foot). Anyway, I have been treating it like a fungal infection but it is not getting better. Could it be RSD instead? It started about the time the RSD started. I would love to keep my toenails painted so I don't have to look at it but if it is fungal I should not keep them painted.

What are your experiences?

btw, the RSD is in both feet.

Thanks
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