Homeopathic Onycholysis Relief Kit – Target Nail Separation at the Root

Stop masking symptoms—restore strong, intact nails with a science-backed set of homeopathic remedies that heal the underlying cause of Onycholysis from within.

Treat Nail Separation from Fungal, Traumatic, or Psoriatic Causes—Naturally

Onycholysis—the separation of a nail from its nail bed—can result from trauma, fungal infection, or chronic skin and systemic conditions. While topical antifungal treatments are commonly used, they often offer only temporary relief. For lasting results, it’s crucial to treat the root cause—and that’s where homeopathy excels.

Dr. K.S. Gopi, renowned researcher, practitioner, and author of the best-selling book Homeopathy Easy Prescriber, identifies highly effective remedies tailored to specific causes of Onycholysis:

• Antimonium Crudum 30: Best suited for Onycholysis caused by fungal infections (Onychomycosis or Tinea Unguium), especially affecting toenails. Symptoms include thick, split, or deformed nails, horny growths beneath nails, calloused soles, and horny warts on hands and feet.
• Arnica Montana 30: Indicated for Onycholysis due to trauma or injury—nail separation from blows, crushes, or impact injuries. Nails appear bruised, discolored (blue-black), and painful to touch.
• Bufo Rana 30: Recommended when nail separation is linked to panaritium (infected nail bed and tendon sheath). Symptoms include bluish swelling around nails and radiating pain up the arm.
• Chrysarobinum 30: Suitable for Onycholysis associated with psoriasis, particularly when the nail detaches at the distal end. Nail surface appears dull, with ridges and pits. NIH studies show psoriasis patients are more prone to Onychomycosis (56% higher risk).
• Graphites 30: Prescribed when nails are brittle, crumbling, thick, and deformed. Ideal for nails affected by chemical exposure or dryness. Associated symptoms include painful, sore fingertips, cracks, and wet, cold feet with burning soles and heels.
• Flouric Acid 30: Effective when there’s splinter-like pain under the nails, fast-growing but crumbling nails, and prominent longitudinal ridges. Also relieves soreness between toes and painful corns. Ideal for age-related nail changes.
• Myristica Sebifera Q: Suitable for nail detachment with pain and swelling in the phalanges. Often indicated in infection-related finger swellings resembling a sausage-like appearance.
• Silicea 30: Excellent for nail complaints marked by white spots, brittle or misshapen nails, and rough, yellow discoloration. Also treats ingrown nails, pus formation, and offensive sweat from feet or hands. Useful in nutrient-deficiency-related Onycholysis.
• Thuja Occidentalis 200: Indicated when nails become soft, brittle, and ribbed. Commonly caused by chemical overexposure. Brown spots on the hands/arms and strong, sweet perspiration may also be present.

Tip: For best results, choose a remedy that matches the specific symptoms or consult a qualified homeopathic physician.

Source: Adapted from Dr. K.S. Gopi’s research on ks-gopi.blogspot.com

Presentation:

All remedies are available in sealed 2-dram medicated globules or 30ml liquid dilutions for your convenience.

Dosage:

Pills: Adults and children (2+ years): Dissolve 4 pills under the tongue, 3 times daily until relief is noticed or as prescribed.
Drops: Take 3–4 drops in a teaspoon of water, 2–3 times daily. Dosage may vary by condition and individual sensitivity.

Note: Always consult a certified homeopathic practitioner for proper diagnosis and individualized dosage.