How to pull nails by yourself, the process of nail pulling, be specific

When it comes to nail trimming and maintenance, pay attention to the following:

Never trim the sides of your nails in particular: Many people like to trim their nails very round, and if the nail is not long enough, they tend to trim the sides of the nail. At this time, there will be a gap between the nail and the nail wrinkle on the side (that is, the side flesh next to the nail), and the mother cell of the nail will detect this information, and the next time the nail will grow a little more to the side, and the nail will be embedded (when the nail), causing a severe pain response!

At this point, the patient tends to prune the area more specifically, creating a vicious cycle.

In fact, it is advisable to quickly apply anti-inflammatory and swelling ointments and avoid trimming this area. If you want to avoid being a nail, nail pulling is not a one-and-done method, start by cutting the nails correctly!

Don't keep your nails too long: If you leave your nails too long, your nails will often stumble on things unknowingly, causing your nails and nail beds.

The nail will be separated from the nail bed, and sometimes there will be no obvious pain response due to the snagging, causing the patient to be injured without knowing it, but the nail has the ability to repair, as long as it is no longer injured, the separation will be slowly resolved. However, if you repeatedly hook up without realizing it, and if you are injured repeatedly, it will be difficult to recover. Therefore, it is recommended that the nails should not be left too long!

Apply nail polish. And the number of times you use polish should not be too frequent: just like over-cleaning, repeated application of nail polish and polishing water to your nails will easily make the hard keratin of your nails hurt and become fragile due to the solvents contained in them, and blindly covering them with nail polish will only make the situation worse!

When applying hand cream or nail cream, you must apply it all around your nails, not just on your nails: nails are hard and, injuries are not easy to repair, and you must rely on nail blasts to grow new good nails to replace old bad nails, so how to keep nail blasts healthy is far more important than the nails themselves!

Avoid repeated contact with water and detergents: In addition to the nail injury, nail blasts are present on the nail flesh at the proximal end of the nail, and if even this area is injured, not only the nail will become ugly, but also the nail that continues to grow will become ugly. Seek medical attention as soon as possible to stop this vicious cycle!

Be patient: the nails of the hands grow centimeters every week, and the growth rate of the nails of the feet is slower, only one-third, in addition to doing the right thing, you also need to be patient, and the results will be obvious!

If you are not afraid of pain, you can use forceps to clamp the distal end of the nail to pull it out, if you are afraid of pain, you can disinfect it and use 5% lidocaine to anesthetize the finger root before removing the nail in the above way.

First, you will be given a local anesthetic on the finger of the nail you want to pull out (this will hurt, as you can imagine), and then the doctor will use different methods (some use clips to pull it off directly, and some will first deal with the peripheral nail groove that obstructs the field of vision and then pull it out), and then use gauze to stop the bleeding and bandage. Give points!

Nail marks can be carefully scraped with a knife and clear nail polish applied.

Dirty toes can be scraped out with an ear pick.

Cut the edge of the toenail that can grow into the flesh with scissors at an angle of 45 degrees to the center line of the toenail and cut it a little deeper.

**I'm afraid there is no effective way, this is an aberration formed by improper weight bearing on the little toe.