In more severe cases, or where OTC treatments have failed, doctors may prescribe oral antifungal drugs. These medications, such as terbinafine and itraconazole, tend to provide a quicker resolution of the fungus by promoting the growth of a new, non-infected nail. However, they come with potential side effects including liver damage and skin rashes, requiring periodic blood tests during treatment.
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