What s the deal with the little pit on the finger cover

If there are pits on the finger cover, there are the following factors: 1. Vitamin deficiency, the human body lacks B vitamins and vitamin C, and there is a problem with the stratum corneum of the finger, so the finger cover will appear maltrophic atrophy, and there will be pits. Second, the human body lacks trace elements, such as zinc, and the finger cover will also be covered with malnutrition and pits.

3. Finger infection with bacteria, viruses and fungi has a purulent infection, and a certain amount of paronychia will occur after suppuration** infection, so there will also be pits on the finger cover.

1. It may be a manifestation of nail fungus, which is manifested as deterioration of the whole nail, puffy, brittle, uneven surface, and small pits on the nails.

2. It may be caused by long-term cold water soaking, long-term soaking in cold water or engaging in work that requires frequent soaking in cold water may lead to abnormal growth of nails and small pits on nails.

3. It may be that nail shavings, also known as psoriasis, is usually caused by fungal infection, which can be manifested as a small thimble-like pit on the nail with many thimble-like invagination.

4. It may be caused by a lack of trace elements, nail growth is inseparable from trace elements, if the body lacks a certain trace element, it will be manifested from the patient's nails, and small pits can appear.

5. Bad stomach, bad stomach will also affect the growth of nails, showing the phenomenon of small pits in nails. You can check yourself to see if you have symptoms of diarrhea and gastrointestinal discomfort recently.

6. It may be malnutrition, and physical malnutrition will also be manifested from the nails, which can have small potholes on the nails, daily emaciation, dry hair and easy to fall out, weakness, malaise, no appetite, and often diarrhea or watery stools. In this case, it is possible that malnutrition has occurred.

If there are small pits in the fingernails, that is, the nails are pitted, the common factors are:

1. Patients with psoriasis in the early stage often have indentations in the nails, which are independent and neatly arranged, forming small pit-like changes.

2. Patients with nail dystrophy, due to long-term nutrition ** or insufficient income, lack of vitamins or trace elements in the body, resulting in nail depression, thinning, horizontal lines, easy to break and other changes.

3. Patients with nail fungus will have thickened, darkened, uneven, and easily broken nails due to fungal infection of their nails.

4. Diabetic patients have unsatisfactory long-term blood sugar control, and the peripheral circulation is in a state of ischemia for a long time, which is easy to form diabetic foot, and there will be changes such as black and uneven nails. It is recommended to pay attention to balanced nutrition and avoid picky eaters and picky eaters. Pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid fungal infections.

Active**Metabolic diseases, which can effectively prevent uneven nails.

It is still necessary to pay attention to personal hygiene and go to the hospital for a proper check-up.

Looking at the nails to determine a person's health, it is not idealistic. A person must be well nourished in order for the nails to grow properly, otherwise there will be some abnormal phenomena that doctors can often use to diagnose important diseases. Here are a few nail anomalies:

1 Clubbing: The nail arches prominently upwards and curls around the fingers. Swollen nail clubbing may indicate emphysema, tuberculosis, cardiovascular disease, ulcerative colitis, or cirrhosis.

2 Blue crescent: A crescent-shaped white mark at the base of the nail with a blue halo may indicate any of the following conditions: obstruction of blood circulation, heart disease, Raynaud's symptoms, and vasospasm of the fingers and toes, usually due to a previous exposure to freezing.

But sometimes it is also associated with rheumatoid arthritis or the autoimmune disease lupus erythematosus.

3 Spoon-shaped nails: The middle of the nail is sunken and the entire nail becomes flat or spoon-shaped. This type of nail is associated with iron deficiency anemia, syphilis, thyroid disorders, rheumatic fever, etc.

4 Lindsay's nails: Pink or brown in the near half of the nail tip and white in the near nailoid form, this type of nail, also known as bisectional nails, may be a sign of chronic kidney failure.

5 Beau's line: A horizontal groove on the nail indicates malnutrition or a serious condition that temporarily affects nail growth, such as measles, costodenitis, or heart attack.

6 Tyry's nails: Most of the ** underneath the nail turns white, leaving only a small portion near the tip of the nail that still appears normal pink. This may indicate cirrhosis of the liver.

7 Yellow nail clusters: nails grow at a slower rate and become thicker and harder; Yellow or green in color, caused by chronic respiratory disease, thyroid disease or lymphatic disease.

8 Bleeding: The presence of these longitudinal red lines on the nails indicates microvascular hemorrhage, and the presence of multiple of these lines may indicate chronic hypertension, psoriasis, or a fatal infection called subacute bacterial endocarditis.

9 Irregular pits: Many psoriasis patients have this phenomenon.

10 Rows of pitts: The surface of the nails becomes like the surface of a bronze vessel hammered by a coppersmith, sometimes caused by clustered alopecia. It is an immune-disorder of the body that is not well understood by the medical community and causes partial or total hair loss.

11 Brown or dark spots: This type of pigmentation, especially the kind where the nail extends into the surrounding finger tissue, may indicate a melanoma. They may be a single large lump or a bunch of small spots, most commonly on the thumb and big toe.

There are two types of problems that are common with small pits in the nail cover:

The first is the habit of picky eating and partial eating, which leads to unbalanced nutrition in the body and a lack of trace elements.

The second is a local fungal infection, which leads to the destruction of the nail bed, and the nails that grow out are not smooth, and there will be some small pits, the color will be yellow or white, and in severe cases, there will be some distal nail breaks, or pits and hollows under the nails.

In the specific case, it is recommended to go to the hospital to find a doctor for face-to-face assessment, do some necessary examinations, and then choose to supplement trace elements or antifungal according to the results of the examination**. Ordinary diet should pay attention to nutritional balance.

Because there should be something missing in the body, or there are some toxins in the body that are not cleaned, you should pay more attention to a balanced diet!

Nail indentations.

The manifestation of this disease indicates a deficiency of calcium, protein, and sulfur in the body, and these nutrients can be obtained from eggs and garlic, and it is better to eat them regularly.

Ridged, grooved, and grooved nails.

If you wear artificial nails or don't pay attention to trimming the cuticle on your appearance, you can cause ridged, bad and grooved nails. These abnormal signs can be caused by disease or nutritional deficiencies, so symptomatic treatment is still necessary.

Straight, raised, nail shapes.

Eating a proper diet rich in protein every day, along with vitamin C and 15 mg of zinc supplements, can accelerate the growth of new nails, which can lead to the gradual loss of horizontal raised linear nails.

Vertical groove nails.

Sometimes these nails do not occur until after the age of 40, due to the weakening of the ability of cells to regenerate, so it is necessary to check at least once a year for anemia or vitamin and mineral deficiencies. This condition may reveal deficiencies in vitamin A, calcium, or iron.

The presence of inverted pits is a sign of poor respiratory function.

Say a little more about it:

Judging by the shape of the nails:

1. Nails are flat, sunken, spoon-shaped, brittle and dull, which is a sign of insufficient liver water or iron deficiency anemia, hypochromic anemia and light-colored microcytic anemia.

2. The nails are parrot-shaped, and the finger ends are like drumsticks, which are more common in congenital heart disease accompanied by cyanosis, rheumatic heart disease, chronic heart failure and lung abscess, emphysema, silicosis, chronic fibrous cavitary tuberculosis, chronic ulcerative colitis and other diseases.

3. Horizontal lines on the nails are a precursor to the onset of kidney disease or myocardial infarction; The appearance of longitudinal striae and lack of vitamin A is a precursor to liver disease; The presence of inverted pits is a sign of poor respiratory function.

Judging by the color of the nails:

1. Nails turn white, and the emergency is seen in blood loss and shock; Chronic symptoms are seen in anemia, hookworm disease, gastrointestinal bleeding, advanced tuberculosis, cor pulmonale, etc.; If it is as white as ground glass, it is characteristic of cirrhosis.

2. Nails become white, thin and soft, which is more common in chronic wasting diseases.

3. Yellowing of nails is a lack of vitamin E, which is mostly caused by damp heat fumigation in traditional Chinese medicine, and is seen in hypothyroidism, carotenemia, nephrotic syndrome, etc.

4. Nail graying is suffering from onychomycosis, which is itchy next to the nail at the beginning, followed by nail deformation, loss of luster and gray-white.

5. Nail bruising accompanied by small red thorns is caused by hypoxia, indicating heart and lung disease.

6. The nails are half red and half white (commonly known as yin and yang nails), which is poor kidney function.

7. White spots or flocculent white spots on the nails may be zinc deficiency or gastrointestinal disease or anemia; The presence of dark or indispensed spots is a sign of poisoning.

8. Erythema around the nails, which is more common in patients with lupus erythematosus and dermatomyositis.

9. The first half moon is blue, which is poor peripheral circulation.

10. Obvious redness in the first half month is a manifestation of heart failure; If the first half moon is obvious, the intestinal absorption is good.

11. Those who have no or narrow half moon have poor digestion.

Long-term nail articures, don't forget to take a break from your nails every once in a while to let them show their true face. If multiple nail variants are found, see a doctor promptly; If there is a change in only one or two nails, there is no need to be alarmed, it may be due to trauma.

Fingernails are dented, what's going on? Don't worry, it's mostly related to 3 causes.

Answer: There are two most common reasons for nail pits: first, the change of the thimble of the nail in psoriasis, of course, the nail of psoriasis can also have others, such as oil droplets, nail turbidity, nail thickening, nail separation, and thimble is very common. Some people do not have psoriasis lesions, but they have thimble-like lesions on their fingernails, and some psoriasis lesions appear many years later.

Second, sometimes this person simply has a small pit in the nail and does not have any other symptoms, which may be more likely to diagnose nail dystrophy. 3. But there are also some nail fungus infections, which are called nail fungus may also have small pits or some white spots, but not as many pits as psoriasis. Therefore, in this case, you should go to the hospital to let a specialist doctor diagnose and treat, or use some more professional examination methods to have a more accurate diagnosis of the disease.

Just two fingers have.

Ask how it is generally raised.

The answer may be mainly related to nail dystrophy. Usually pay attention to a balanced diet, don't be picky eaters, eat more vegetables and fruits, and you can appropriately supplement trace elements, such as oral multivitamin iron oral liquid. Topical retinoid ointment can also be applied to topical nails.

It may also be related to poor intestinal absorption. You can go to the hospital for relevant examinations, and at the same time, you can take blood for testing to check whether there is anemia, and if so, you need to treat the symptoms. It can also be caused by diseases such as psoriasis.

Guidance: Groove-shaped: Deep grooves on the nails indicate a high number of parasites in the body of a person with this shaped nail, or intestinal paralysis.

Grooves in the thumbnails, often with lack of energy; The index nail has a groove, ** prone to rash; A groove in the middle nail indicates muscle weakness; Ring nails have grooves and are prone to eye diseases; The little fingernails have grooves, and they are prone to hepatobiliary diseases, pharyngitis, neuralgia, etc.

Stilted and curved: the middle part of the nail is weak, there are horizontal stripes on the nail, and people with this shape of nail often suffer from hookworm disease, indicating that the body is deficient in calcium, anemia or malnutrition.

Concave transverse line: People with nails of this shape may have parasitic diseases.

Longitudinal line: There are longitudinal lines on the nails, and they are easy to break, and people with this shape of nails are mostly poor heart function or weakened intestinal peristalsis. There are many longitudinal lines on the nails of the thumb and the fingernails, which may be caused by partial eclipsion.

Life Care: Hope it helps!

If there are symptoms, it is recommended that the hospital check the condition to facilitate **.

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Fingernails are dented, what's going on? Don't worry, it's mostly related to 3 causes.

1. The nail color of healthy people is pink. If you put ten nails in the sun and move your fingers up and down, if there is a shiny reflection on the surface of the nails, it shows that the overall health is in excellent condition, and the organs in the body are functioning properly.

2. Brown longitudinal lines or longitudinal cracks appear on the surface of the nail, extending from the fingertips to the root of the nail, which indicates intestinal inflammatory lesions or indicates vitamin deficiency and iron deficiency. Partial whitish nails indicate zinc deficiency. Plain whitish is indicative of anemia.

Brownish-yellow streaks on the nails are a sign of liver disease. However, it is worth noting that this brownish-yellow stripe must appear on ten fingernails at the same time, which is liver disease; Presence alone is not diagnostic evidence.

3. If there are many thimble-like pits on the nails, it is most likely a late symptom of psoriasis.

4. Swelling on the fingers and purple halo on the nails is likely to be a lung disease. Nails become thinner, brittle, or even cracked, indicating diseases of the respiratory and circulatory systems.

5. The middle of the nail is inverted, like a spoon-shaped, indicating that you have diabetes, anemia, hyperthyroidism or malnutrition.

6. There are dark reddish-purple blood spots under the nails, which often indicate purpura and blood diseases.