Is it calcium deficiency or nail fungus that has black things in the nails?

Symptoms of Nail Onychomycosis is commonly known as "nail fungus". Generally, the disease begins with 1 2 fingernails, and all the nails can be affected in severe cases. The diseased deck loses its luster, thickens and deforms over time, and is grayish-white and dirty yellow.

The deck becomes brittle and breaks off, and sometimes the deck separates from the nail bed. Clinical features 1The most common pathogen of onychomycosis is Trichophyton rubrum.

2.There are two types of onychomycosis. One is the white nail, which often starts from the root of the nail, and small white spots appear on the surface of the deck, which gradually expands, causing the deck to become soft and sag.

3.Another type of damage begins at the free margin and lateral wall of the nail, causing small depressions or transverse grooves in the nail plate, which gradually progresses to the plate becoming brittle, brittle, thickened, and inwardly brownish. The accumulation of subungual debris often makes the nail empty, warped and separated from the nail bed, and the surface of the deck is uneven, rough and dull.

4.The nail plate of onychomycosis is often uneven and black, and the nail plate is often mildly atrophied without thickening, often with paronychia. The most obvious and common feature of nail fungus is distortion and discoloration (gray, white).

Therefore, your nails only have a black spot inside, which should not be nail fungus, and it may be a bruise formed by you who don't know when you bump it. You can observe for a while, and if it subsides, of course it's fine. Instead, go to the hospital and ask the doctor to diagnose you.

ps: Nail fungus can be **, so even if it is, don't worry too much!! Wishing you health and happiness every day!!

It may be nail fungus, but not calcium deficiency.

1. Blackened nails and broken spots under the nails indicate myocarditis, other heart diseases, and bleeding disorders caused by infection (severe heart infection).

2. Fragile nails indicate possible iron deficiency, thyroid problems, impaired kidney function, and blood circulation problems.

3. Nails are brittle, soft and easy to wear, lack of nutrients, and may indicate hyperthyroidism.

4. Black nails and thin, flat, spoon-shaped nails are signs of vitamin B12 deficiency or anemia. (Nails may also turn black or gray if your hands come into contact with detergents and allergens).

5. Dark blue nails indicate obstruction of the lungs, such as asthma or emphysema.

6. An inverted nail tip indicates an abnormality in the heart, liver or respiratory system.

7. In addition to local fungal infections, green nail thirst indicates bacterial infections in the body.

8. Semi-white nails and black spots on fingertips may indicate kidney disease.

9. Isolated green streaks appear on the nail bed, especially the skin color of the spoon is whiter, which is a criterion for **cancer.

10. Beaded nails (uneven surface) are a sign of rheumatoid arthritis.

11. Fingernails extending to the fingertips and bending downward are signs of lung damage, such as emphysema, asbestosis.

12. It is easy to break, crack and peel, indicating malnutrition and lack of hydrochloric acid and protein. Minerals are also extremely deficient at this time.

13. The methyl part of the finger is raised, and the white part is very small, which means that there is a respiratory disease, such as emphysema or chronic bronchitis. There is a possibility that this symptom is inherited.

14. Separation of the nail from the nail bed suggests thyroid disease or localized infection.

15. A brass instrument with a fingernail shape that resembles a flattened sound, indicating a tendency to lose some or all of the hair.

16. Reddish-brown acne scars and fingertip abrasion and bifurcation mean psoriasis; Supplementation with VC, folic acid, and protein is required.

17. Redness around the nail bed** means indigestion of essential fatty acids or connective tissue diseases such as lupus.

18. Erect or horizontal ridges appear on the nails. An erect ridge indicates poor health, malabsorption of nutrients, and/or iron deficiency or kidney disease. The horizontal ridge is caused by excessive mental or physical stress.

The nail ridges are staggered, indicating a tendency to form arthritis.

19. Thick nails imply low circulatory function, poor blood circulation, and thyroid disease.

20. Thinning of the nails may be a sign of lichen planus.

21. Two fixed white streaks indicate hypoproteinemia.

22. If there are white spots or flocculent white spots on the nails, it may be ascariasis or zinc deficiency, or gastrointestinal disease, or anemia, malnutrition, etc.

The rupture of the capillaries results in black spots that appear red at first and then turn black. Melanin precipitation.

You haven't squeezed, and sometimes all of a sudden, it's because your liver's detoxification system has been damaged, or you've eaten something poisonous.

There will be topics about physical health on TV and online, and how nail fungus is caused has become a common physical symptom, and it can be known that nail fungus is not a big disease, and of course it is best to be able to eliminate it. Nowadays, many young people also have the threat of nail fungus, now let's take a look at how nail fungus appears.

There is a disease

Nail fungus may be accompanied by infectious diseases, such as heart disease and bleeding diseases, which can cause the nails to turn dark, which is unavoidable, so when these conditions are good, the nail fungus will also disappear.

Hereditary

Nail fungus can also be inherited, some people are born with nail fungus, which means that it is inherited from the previous generation, and there is no way to improve such nail fungus, only to wear nail polish or nail art to cover up nail fungus, but this is not a disease, so there is no need to worry about the body being affected.

Lack of nutrients

Don't think that nutrition is useless, if calcium will damage the body for a long time, nail fungus is because of the lack of calcium and vitamin A, but you still have to check and make a decision, and then what you lack can be supplemented.

Trauma

This situation is common, anyone's hand will encounter squeezing or being hit by heavy objects, so nail fungus will turn black for this reason, but there is no big deal, just cut off after the nails in the black place grow, it will not accompany you for a lifetime.

Melanin

The increase in melanin can also cause nail fungus, for example, the presence of melanin in the medicine you use, so the nail becomes black, which is also an unavoidable situation, which is similar to the first one, and I won't say much about it here.

Nail fungus

If the nail polish deck and nail bed are separated or there are a lot of debris under the nails, everyone should pay attention at this time, don't think that the nails are normal, you are likely to suffer from nail fungus, so you should seek medical attention in time, so that the doctor can judge how to ** is appropriate. The above conditions that cause nail fungus are all manifestations of whether the person's body is healthy, if you have nail fungus, what kind of nail fungus will it be, and how to ** and protect it?

Nail fungus 1Subungual onychomycosis.

It usually starts on both sides or ends of the deck, and usually has mild paronychia at first, and then gradually becomes chronic or gradually resolves. Paronychia can cause pitting or furrowing on the nail surface that persists or gradually affects the nail root. Once the deck is infected, it can form cracks, become brittle or thickened, and appear brown or black.

This type is common. Due to the deposition of subungual keratin and debris, the nail becomes loose and the nail is turbid and hypertrophied.

2.Fungal leukonychia (superficial white onychomycosis).

It is one or more small turbid areas on the surface of the deck, with irregular shape, which can gradually spread to the whole deck, causing the nail surface to become soft and sag. There are no symptoms, no paronychia, and desquamation is often seen in the nail bed folds**.

3.Onychomycosis caused by Candida albicans.

It is more common in housewives, cooks, and people who have frequent contact with water. It is often combined with paronychia, which originates from the nail folds on both sides, and may have **redness, swelling, empyema, and tenderness. The nearby nails turn dark, rise up, and separate from the nail bed below, and then spread over the entire deck.

I don't know if it helps you, Amitabha!

Anyway, it's a little dark, and my grandmother has nail fungus, and her nails are broken.

First, if only one nail on the nail appears black and chewed and scattered, then it is most likely that the nail has been injured recently, and the punch is like being caught in the door, being hit by something, etc.

Second, some women who often do nail art will also find that their nails have a fine black tone, which is because of the nail art.

Third, most of today's people are busy with work and study, resulting in a lot of time staying up late to spend a long time without sleep.

Fourth, if the patient sees many longitudinal long black strips on the nails, it is most likely due to lack of nutrients and vitamin deficiency in the body.

Most of the dirt brought in from daily life, the nail seam is small, and the dirt is easy to get in and out, which will cause bacteria to breed over time, so you should cut your nails frequently.

Generally speaking, it is more likely that the black nails are suffering from nail fungus, but often things are not absolute, because the nails can directly reflect the condition of the body, and the change of nail color may also be caused by diseases in the body. Darkening of the nails can be caused by the following conditions:

1. Myocarditis caused by infection (severe heart infection), other heart diseases, bleeding disorders. This type of disease is a relatively serious disease, and black nails are a manifestation of the disease. Through the related diseases, the darkening symptoms will gradually decrease.

Second, heredity, there are many people whose nails are born darker, which belongs to heredity and can be solved through nail art.

3. Nutritional deficiency, if there is a long-term lack of calcium, vitamin A and other elements, the nails are easy to turn black, but this situation is generally rare.

Fourth, bleeding caused by squeezing, or nails being scratched and not getting timely **, blood accumulation and other reasons will also lead to black nails.

5. Taking certain drugs such as dimorphine, arsenic, etc., can increase the amount of melanin under the nails; After trauma, exposure to black dye can also darken the nail.

6. Fungal infection, if the body does not suffer from a serious disease, but the nail plate is significantly thickened, the surface is uneven, and it is black, and its texture is loose, and there are often keratin and debris deposits under the nails. Sometimes, the deck can be separated from the nail bed, which is the most common occurrence of nail fungus. In this case, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a check-up and acceptance**.

Through the above we explain the symptoms of nail fungus for you.