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About Nail & Skin and How to Treat It

Common nail conditions include fungal infections (onychomycosis), ingrown nails, psoriasis of the nails, and nail brittleness. Each requires specific treatment based on the underlying cause.
Signs of fungal infection include thickened, discolored, or brittle nails that may lift from the nail bed. A dermatologist can confirm the diagnosis with a sample test.
Yes, most conditions can be managed with topical or oral antifungals, steroids, or other treatments. Early diagnosis ensures better outcomes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Brittle nails can result from frequent exposure to water or chemicals, nutritional deficiencies, or underlying conditions like hypothyroidism. Moisturizers and protective measures can help.
Yes, nail changes like clubbing, spoon-shaped nails, or ridges can indicate underlying health problems such as anemia, heart disease, or liver issues.
Fungal infections are contagious and can spread through shared items like nail clippers or towels. Good hygiene is essential to prevent transmission.
Nail psoriasis can cause pitting, discoloration, thickening, and crumbling of the nails. It often occurs alongside skin psoriasis.
Keeping nails clean and dry, avoiding shared nail tools, and wearing protective footwear in public areas can help prevent infections.
Minor injuries often heal with time, but severe trauma may require medical attention to prevent permanent nail deformities or infections.