Nail Health Feed

You have to apply surgeon's help. When nail grow, do not clip round shape. Cut in square shape (straight tip).

You ned to see if you have anaemia and if your hurt your leg and injure the thumb while walking. You can see your general practioner and do as he says.

It's fungal infection I think, here we cannot see any pictures, apply dry heat, by proper homeopathic treatment it's curable.

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A narrow black line that has formed vertically underneath your nail is called a splinter hemorrhage. It occurs for a variety of reasons and may be harmless or a sign of a more serious health condition. This condition is called a splinter hemorrhage because it may look like a wood splinter under your nail.
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Oral and topical antibiotics till the infection fully subsides. Lateral nail excision is required to prevent further such episodes.

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Split nail is usually caused by physical stress, nutrient deficiency, or wear and tear. Split nails can be a problem, especially if you work with your hands. Although split nails are completely normal and sometimes unavoidable, there are ways you can prevent split nails in the future.
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If the nail is infected, you will need appropriate ointments and/or oral tablets to get rid of the infection. It will depend on whether it is a bacterial or a fungal infection. If the infection progresses too far and damages the nailbed completely, further development of the nail will be a problem. So you can can have online consult as early as possible so that you can stop the infection before it progresses any further.

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If your toenail turns black, it's most likely a bruise under the nail, technically called a subungual hematoma. You can get it from stubbing a toe or from footwear that cram your feet into the front of the shoe.
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Either the entire nail (avulsion) or part of the nail (debridement) can be removed. This procedure is almost always painless. Your doctor will first place cloth adhesive tape on the normal skin around the infected nail. A urea ointment is then put directly on the nail surface and covered with plastic and tape.
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it's onychomycosis causing this problem.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation with photos