Using Canespro
Seven mistakes that slow Canespro treatment down
The set works reliably when it is used exactly as directed. Almost every complaint of slow progress traces back to one of these.
Skipping the soak
Ten minutes in warm water before scraping is not optional — it is what makes softened nail come away cleanly.
Applying too little ointment
A thin smear dries out within hours. Use a thick layer that covers the whole diseased area.
Letting the plaster get wet
If the plaster lifts in the shower, replace it immediately rather than waiting for the next day.
Scraping healthy nail
If it hurts or resists, stop. Only softened, diseased nail should come away.
Stopping too early
Any remaining infected nail can reseed the infection. Remove all of it.
Ignoring athlete's foot
Treat the surrounding skin at the same time or the nail will simply be reinfected.
Reusing old footwear untreated
Spores survive in shoes for months. Disinfect or replace.
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Medical disclaimer. This article is general information written for a UK audience. It is not medical advice and does not replace assessment by a GP, pharmacist or podiatrist. Always read the patient information leaflet supplied with any product before use.
