Toenail Fungus (Onychomycosis): Symptoms, Causes & Treatment #3411353 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays a human foot with multiple toenails exhibiting discoloration (yellow-brown), hyperkeratosis (thickening), and possible onycholysis (separation from the nail bed), characteristic of onychomycosis. The nails appear dystrophic, with irregular surfaces and debris accumulation beneath the distal edge-typical in chronic dermatophyte or candidal infections. The background shows light beige ceramic tiles, suggesting a bathroom or clinical setting where such conditions are often observed or treated.

This image is used on medical, dermatological, or podiatric web pages discussing fungal nail infections. It supports user intent for symptom recognition, self-assessment, or seeking treatment options; commonly appears in diagnostic guides, blog posts, or telehealth triage tools.