Here's my two cents worth: Sometimes clients have gone to the doctor and it is not a fungus. As we age the toenails change color and get harder. Family history plays a part as well (seen this with having clients related to each other). But also getting "older" clients to go to the podiatrist can be a nightmare when you live in a small town and the closest podiatrist is over 60 miles away, and you know there is no one to take them to the doctor. I have learned to be very diligent about cleaning after these clients. Suggest she try the home remedies: vicks or listerine, and see if that makes any change. Good Luck! I understand where you're coming from. Jackie
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