Crooked fingers and nails, what are the effects?

Crooked fingers and nails, what are the effects?

Nails don't get crooked for no reason. Generally speaking, it can be viewed from two perspectives. Whether your elders and relatives are in a similar situation to you, the other is caused by acquired life and work habits, and you need to change your bad habits. Human nails grow on the nail bed.

In layman's terms, red meat under the fingernails.

Hair grows on the same principle as hair follicles on the scalp. Crooked nails, summed up for only one reason, is the deformity of the nail bed, if it is not serious, there is no need to deal with it.

Affect the appearance, affect life and work, surgery**, minor surgery, excision of deformed nail beds is fine, ** is not expensive, and the pain is not great, but it is recommended to go to a professional first surgeon for treatment. Certain orthopedic surgeons or general surgeons are recommended.

Don't take it seriously. Long nails tend to hide dirt, which is very dirty and can breed bacteria, which is not only harmful to health, but also gives a bad impression. Many jobs require short nails to be cut, and long nails cannot be put on the job. When playing sports, especially basketball and volleyball.

and other sports, long nails are very susceptible to injury.

The body surface deformity is mainly flipped out of the thumb of the foot, tilted towards the other toes, and the metatarsal bone at the base of the thumb.

Noticeably prominent. The thumb is offset outward, squeezing the second toe, which is placed on the big toe to form a hammer-shaped toe, and in severe deformity, the protruding part of the toe bone may become a hemisphere. Due to thumb deviation, the soft tissues of the unnecessary parts of the bone are red and swollen for a long time by shoe friction, and fluid accumulates, resulting in thumb bunion, and due to the long-term abnormal state of the big toe joint, the internal joint capsule is red, painful, with or without brain volume.

In particular, the onset of daily life in women not only affects the beauty of the feet and the wearing of shoes, but more importantly, the secondary pain of the feet has a great impact on the basic weight of the feet and the ability to walk. In addition, a long course of the disease can lead to bone and joint lesions, which seriously affects the health of the body. Surgery**:

For patients with severe disease and obvious symptoms, the method of surgery**, thumb valgus, can be accepted.

There are many ways to do surgery. Minimally invasive surgery is used in the Orthopedic Injury and Hand and Foot Ward of Changde First Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.

Nearly 100 patients with thumb valgus have achieved good clinical results.

It doesn't have any effect, but for the sake of aesthetics, it is still recommended to trim it. Flare nail deformity Excessive curvature of the nail section results in progressive compression of the soft tissues at the finger ends, accompanied by pain and unsightly deformity.

It will make the appearance ugly, because the fingers have a very big effect on the appearance, so they should be repaired.

In general, we all know that crooked fingernails have a great impact on the appearance, and the cause of this nail deformity may be due to rheumatoid or calcium deficiency in addition to genetic factors.

Protein or iron.

Long-term deficiency of bai often results in spoon-shaped or flattened nails, which can be corrected by improving dietary nutrition. It is said that Dad's artificial nails help the nails store moisture and soften, causing the nails to bend upwards. Therefore, nutrition should be increased, artificial nails should be removed, white iodine used on the top of the nail and under the tip of the nail can not only restore the bendability and strength of the nail, but also hinder the nail segmentation effect.

Ingrown nails! Be careful!

Ingrown nail disease is a common condition. It is usually infiltrated into the nail groove in the toenail.

Repeated infections cause persistent pain in the nail groove plate, and severe distress and disturbance.

Patients often go to the first department, surgery, orthopedics, and even plastic surgery. Many doctors** have their own views and methods of this disease, and actively explore and practice them. The issues related to ingrown nails** are summarized below.

1 Anatomical features of the application of the nail (toe).

The nail is the first appendage organ, which is composed of three parts: the nail plate, the nail bed and the nail perinail. The nail plate is composed of the anterior exposed nail body and the nail root under the proximal fold, and the basal tissue under the nail root is called the nail mother or nail matrix, which is the growth zone of the nail; The nail bed forms a nail groove at the place where it moves to both sides**; The periungual epidermis lacks hair follicles and sweat glands, and is thinner, which is more prone to inflammation, chapping, and damage. The vertical axis of nail growth points to the distal end of the diagonal.

As a result, the deck grows distally and adheres tightly to the nail bed, advancing it towards the free margin at the same time, thus maintaining the integrity of the deck and the nail bed. Therefore, the nail bed is also quite important in the growth of the nail. The nail plate of the hallux is the thickest, harder in texture, and comparatively less plastic.

The main function of the nail is to defend against mechanical damage, protect the nerve at the tip of the finger, and increase the coordination of the finger (toe) action.

1.Nail trauma.

Nail smashing or crushing injuries lead to the destruction of normal structure, and in the process of later recovery, the new nail has abnormal morphology, and the nail is crooked.

2.Onychomycosis. Pathogenic fungi enter the nail through direct or indirect contact, or by autologous infection, destroying the normal structure of the nail layer, affecting the normal growth of the nail, and there is a possibility that the nail will grow crooked.

3.Malnutrition.

The lack of protein, minerals, vitamins and other nutrients in the body affects the normal growth of nails, which may lead to crooked nails.

4.Physical damage.

For example, false nails are often worn, and the quality or size of the false nails is not good, which restricts the normal growth of the nails, resulting in crooked nails.

5.Other ** diseases affect nail growth.

Palmoplantar pustulosis, lichen planus, chronic eczema and other diseases may affect the nails, resulting in the destruction of the normal structure of the nails, abnormal growth, and crooked nails.

Caused by external force, trauma, infection, vitamin deficiency, etc.

There are many reasons why nails become bent and deformed. As a result of trauma, the nail bed under the nail is injured, and the growing nail becomes deformed. If a bacterial or viral infection invades the nail bed, it can also cause the nail to become deformed and bent.

That is, the growth of the nail is closely related to the shape of the nail bed, and whether the nail bed is affected. If both the nail root and the position of the nail bed are damaged accordingly, it will naturally affect the growth of the nail.

If only the nail bed is injured, the nail will still grow, but the nail will be deformed and bent as it grows. It is recommended that patients actively protect their nails from recent injuries or bacterial or viral infections.

Hello! Long-term lack of protein or iron usually leads to spoon-like or flattened nails, which can be corrected by improving dietary nutrition. It is said that wearing artificial nails can encourage the nails to store moisture, become soft, and cause the nails to bend upwards.

Nails will not be crooked for no reason, generally most of them are seen in two kinds of feelings, one is genetic, see if your elder relatives have a similar situation to you, and the other is caused by acquired life and work habits, and you need to change bad habits.

Human nails grow from the nail bed (the red flesh under the nail in layman's terms), just as hair grows from the hair follicles of the scalp, the same principle.

There is only one reason for crooked nails, which is the deformity of the nail bed, if it is not very serious, it does not need to be treated.

If it affects the aesthetics, life and work, it is recommended to have surgery, a very small operation, the deformed nail bed can be removed, it is not expensive, and the pain is not very great, but it is recommended that you must go to a professional hand surgery consultation, some orthopedic surgeons or general surgeons will not take this seriously.

Cut nails old cut one side more.

What are nails.

1. Nails are flat thyroid structures on the back of human and ape fingers (toes), which belong to connective tissue. It is a deformation of the claw, also known as the flat claw, and its main component is keratin.

2. It is homologous with the claw, the claw plantar retracts, and the claw plate forms a rectangular sheet, which is the product of epidermal keratinization at the end of the finger (toe) and plays a role in protecting the end of the finger (toe).

3. Both humans and species of the primate suborder ape have nails. Some species of the suborder apian do not have nails, and some species only have nails on the ends of some fingers, such as bee monkeys (slow loris) with claws on the second toe and fingernails on the rest.

4. The finger monkey only has a nail on the first finger (toe), and the rest of the fingers (toes) are claws. The main component of rhino horn and nails is keratin.

The surface of the nail is not smooth enough, and there are obvious vertical lines on the fingernails, which means that you are in a state of overwork, lack of sleep, and overuse of the brain.

Suggestion: You should try to have more time to rest, but also more vitamins and proteins, nail vertical lines are mainly vitamin A deficiency.

Foods rich in vitamin A are:

1. Fruits: pears, apples, loquats, cherries, bananas, longan, apricots, lychees, watermelons, melons.

2. Vegetables: purslane, Chinese cabbage, camellia, tomato, eggplant, pumpkin, cucumber, spinach.

3. Plants: mung beans, rice, walnuts.