Nail disorders/care

Most nail problems happen because – Hurting or chewing your nails – Coloring your nails, like from smoking or using lots of nail polish – Not trimming your nails regularly or cutting them strangely – Often having your hands in water or cleaning substances – Getting a fungal nail infection Nail problems might also show a bigger or lasting problem, such as – Psoriasis – Not enough iron in your blood (iron deficiency anemia) – A thyroid that’s not active enough or too active – Diabetes – Heart, lung, or …

Nail issues are often not serious. Common problems include brittle or loose nails that may change in color or shape. It’s natural for nails to evolve – Thicken or become more brittle with age. – Experience changes during pregnancy, returning to health within six months postpartum. – Change color, loosen, or fall off after an injury; fingernails usually regrow within six months, while toenails may take up to 18 months. To maintain healthy nails Do: – Wear rubber gloves when hands are frequently in water or using cleaning products. – …