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Dr. David W Hollensbe, MD, is a Urology specialist in Carmel, Indiana. He attended and graduated from Indiana University School Of Medicine in 1987, having over 31 years of diverse experience, especially in Urology. He is affiliated with many hospitals including Hendricks Regional Health, Indiana University Health, Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital, Indiana University Health North Hospital, Iu Health West Hospital. Dr. David W Hollensbe accepts Medicare-approved amount as payment in full.
Distal subungual onychomycosis (DSO) is the most common type of fungal nail infection. It is caused by the same fungi that cause most cases of athlete's foot (dermatophytes). DSO infects the skin under the end of the nail (nail bed) and in the nail. The infection starts at the end of the nail bed, and part of the nail often turns yellow or white. Pieces of skin and nail fragments (debris) build up under the nail. As the condition gets worse, the nail may crumble and split, and it may separate from the skin. A thickened nail and a large amount of debris under the nail may cause discomfort when wearing shoes. DSO can be a lifelong infection and hard to treat.