What is missing in children s nail depression, what is going on with children s uneven nails

It is said that any part of the body is abnormal indicates that the body is unhealthy, many parents find that their children's nails are uneven, what is going on in this situation, the following will introduce to you what is going on with children's uneven nails.

1.Nutrient deficiencies: It has been observed that factors such as chronic starvation, paralysis or immobilization of the fingers can slow nail growth.

Iron deficiency anemia and Raynaud's disease, which causes acromegaly, can cause uneven nails. It shows that uneven nails also have a certain relationship with nutrition. In general:

This kind of nail manifestation indicates a deficiency of calcium, protein, and sulfur in the body, which can be obtained from eggs and garlic, and it is recommended that patients should eat them regularly.

2.Weather reasons: Autumn has arrived, the weather is getting cooler, and the weather will be even colder in winter, the cold can make the blood vessels constrict, slow down the blood flow, aggravate the lack of oxygen in the peripheral tissues, and cause uneven nails.

3.Fungal infection: Infection caused by bacteria caused by not paying attention to personal hygiene will also lead to uneven nails, if the symptoms of nails are not only sunken and uneven, but also with yellowing and thickening, then it must be nail fungus, which needs to go to the hospital in time to check and accept**.

Precautions. The above is a relevant introduction to children's uneven nails, usually as a parent, you should pay more attention to the changes in your child's body, and detect abnormal phenomena as soon as possible. You can eat more fruits and supplement vitamins.

This is a clinical manifestation of vitamin C and vitamin B deficiency.

Nails are like small imaging devices, and many diseases in the human body can be reflected from the nails. The nails of healthy people are smooth, smooth, translucent, uniform reddish in color, and have a certain curvature attached to the finger ends. At its root, there is a half-moon-shaped white nail arc, which plays a protective role in the nails, commonly known as "health circles", and the changes in the shape, luster and color of the nails can reflect the health of the body.

Vertical streaks on the nails: It may be kidney failure, pancreatitis, long-term inflammation of the small intestine, rheumatism, nutritional disorders, or vitamin A deficiency.

Horizontal lines on the nails: Most are caused by a lack of nutrients, but they can also occur after surgery and heart attacks. In addition, horizontal striped nails are often an important indicator of intestinal infections and pneumonia.

Some people also have this symptom after having measles or fever, but before the onset of myocardial infarction.

Nails with cotton-like white clouds and white spots: it could be a problem with the intestines.

Soft and weak nails: a sign of malnutrition.

Nails are flat, pitted, spoon-shaped, dull, and brittle, and are iron deficiency anemia.

Nail bulge: The transverse and longitudinal ridges of the nail are highly curved and raised, and many diseases can make the nail bulge, such as chronic lung disease, congenital heart disease, thyroid disease, liver cirrhosis, ulcerative colitis and certain malignant tumors.

Spoon-shaped nails: the nails are thin, ** sunken, and the edges are upturned like spoons, which are commonly found in hypohemochromatic anemia, long-term iron deficiency or hyperthyroidism, hyperadrenal gland function, rheumatic fever, hookworm disease, syphilis and other diseases.

Round nails: Anyone with heart disease, lung disease, chronic lack of oxygen, liver atrophy, or kidney failure is likely to have round nails.

Inverted triangle shape of the nail indicates a predisposition to stroke and paralytic disease.

Cracked nails: People who regularly touch detergents with their fingers are prone to cracked nails, and in addition, they may have thyroid dysfunction, circulatory disorders, or have a severe** disease.

Nails are blue and purple: usually caused by hypoxia, if it is systemic, it is mostly caused by arterial blood hypoxia caused by congenital heart disease, chronic lung disease, heart failure and other diseases.

White nails: If the nails are all white, pale is cold, and pale is anemia.

Blue nails: People with acute abdomen have cold limbs and sudden blue nails. Stillborn women will continue to turn blue when fingered. In addition, bruising of the nails may indicate poisoning or early cancer.

Green nails: Partial or total green color of the nails, if not caused by long-term exposure to detergent or soap, may be caused by infection with Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

Gray nails: more common in malnutrition, rheumatoid arthritis, hemiplegia, or myxedema.

Generally speaking, a depression is a depression with several thimble-like pits, as if poked by a needle, and now the fingernails of both hands will have the same effect. Someone's fingernails also show white dots in the shape of a crescent moon. Are these signs of some physical health problems?

Will there be a depression that will cause the crescent of the finger to be gone? In these cases, we first pay attention to analyzing the causes.

What causes a dimple on a fingernail? The first thing is thought to be caused by a calcium deficiency. If it is indeed a calcium deficiency, you can try oral calcium supplementation drugs**, such as calcium gluconate oral liquid, which can be combined with vitamin D3**, bask in the sun, eat more calcium-containing foods, and pay attention to rechecking.

It may also be caused by systemic diseases of the body, such as anemia will cause nail depression, hypothyroidism, Raynaud's disease, etc. There are many reasons for nail dentging, so don't speculate and seek medical advice in a timely manner.

What causes a dimple on a fingernail? Generally, doctors think that nails actually reflect the absorption of some trace elements in the human body. Defective nails, or white spots, are directly related to iron deficiency and calcium deficiency and severe anemia.

Under the guidance of a doctor, take some iron tablets and multivitamin tablets that contain iron or can supplement calcium, and pay attention to balanced nutrition. In addition to eating meat, eggs, and poultry rich in animal protein, you can also give the body some necessary elements and nutrients in time.

Nail depression, also known as anti-nail, is not fully understood, and there may be the following factors: 1. Hypoxemia, hypoxia causes the partial pressure of oxygen in the arteries of the body to decrease, resulting in hypoxia of blood circulation in peripheral tissues, causing nutritional metabolism disorders of nails and forming nail depressions. 2. Heavy physical labor, which occurs in patients with nail depression, heavy physical labor is mainly due to excessive labor intensity, resulting in nail depression, 3. Nutritional status, such as the patient's iron deficiency anemia and Raynaud's disease that causes acromegaly ischemia, can cause nail depression.

4. Cold factors, such as the incidence of nail pitting in people who work outdoors for a long time are significantly higher than that of normal people, and some people think that nail pitting is related to abnormal cysteine metabolism.

It is the cause of malnutrition, or it may be that the liver is not very good, so go to the hospital for a check-up.

If your child's nails are bumpy, it may be because your child is deficient in nutrients. It may also be because the blood circulation in the child's fingers is not very good. It is also possible that your child's fingers may have a fungal infection because your child is not paying attention to his or her personal hygiene.

Or maybe it's because the child often clasps his fingers, causing the nails to be uneven.

In winter, the weather is particularly cold, the temperature is relatively low, some people's hands and feet are particularly cold, and they can't warm up for a long time, which will lead to poor blood circulation at the end of the fingers and toes, which will lead to insufficient oxygen supply to the nail bed, which will lead to uneven nails, so in winter, parents must let their children take some warm measures, wear thick socks, and wear thick gloves. On snowy days, don't let your child go bare-handed to have a snowball fight or build a snowman. Some children will have a bad habit of picky eating in the process of growing up, they always like to eat some meat products, but always rarely eat vegetables and fruits and other things, so the child's body lacks a certain nutrition, and the substance will also cause the child's nails to appear uneven.

If a child has iron deficiency anemia, it is also worse, not only will the child often dizzy and black, but also make the child's nails thinner and easy to break.

Some children are more lively and always like to bite their nails with their hands or pick their nails with their hands, which not only reflects the child's inner tension, but also causes some damage to their fingers, such as making their nails very short, or the nails are uneven, if the child often gnaws, it may also cause finger bleeding. Some children do not pay attention to their personal hygiene, often touch some dirty things with their hands, and do not wash their hands often, which can lead to fungal infections of their nails, which can lead to unevenness.

It is caused by a lack of nutrients, most likely due to a lack of calcium, or a lack of attention to exercise, and often not spending time in the sun.

It may be that the child has onychomycosis, or it may be that the child is deficient in some nutrients, which can cause the child's nails to be uneven.

It may be that the child is deficient in calcium, and it is recommended that parents give their children vitamin D supplements to prevent their children's uneven nails.