nail injury most common organism

Hand surgeons often deal with nail trauma, most commonly associated with the Candida albicans fungus. This same organism is responsible for diaper rash, along with infecting the skin, mouth, gastrointestinal tract, vagina and urinary tract. Flu-like symptoms inform the individual of a nail injury—redness and soreness around the nail area, crumbling, discoloration and putrid smell. In some cases the nail is detached from the bed or thickens, takes on a yellow or green hue, or becomes brittle and easily breakable. Further infection of the adjacent skin cells may lead to cellulitis—an extreme and life-threatening complication if not treated properly.  https://www.bksteelnails.com/Coil-Roofinng-Nail-pd49172580.html  requires oral fluconazole or topical clotrimazole, terbinafine or itraconazole administered for six weeks; however, complete recovery may take up to several months as a growth of new nails may be required. The danger of a reactivated episode remains possible due to permanent deformation.