by rimsha | Apr 7, 2020 | Nails
There are several causes of nails becoming black. One of the major reasons for black nails is trauma. If you wear too tight or loose shoes, your nails may become black. Fungal infection and injury can also cause your nails to turn black. Melanoma (a type of skin...
by rimsha | Apr 7, 2020 | Nails
Any health problem can affect the color and shape of nails. Splitting and nail breakage could be a sign of aging or exposure to water, such as dishwashing or swimming or prolonged use of nail polish. It could be caused by thyroid disease, exposure to chemicals or...
by rimsha | Apr 6, 2020 | Nails
The growth of nails is affected by multiple factors such as hormones, gender, location, and age. The nails of males grow quickly than females, but the nails of pregnant ladies may grow faster or slower. Many people notice that after an illness, their nails grow...
by rimsha | Apr 6, 2020 | Nails
If you suspect black nails, you should not ignore this sign, but discuss the problem with your doctor as soon as possible. The wide lines underneath the nails could be a warning sign of skin cancer “melanoma.” In some cases, trauma, medication, fungal infection, and...
by rimsha | Apr 6, 2020 | Nails
Lines or ridges in the nails are a common sign of growing age. In other cases, they may also be a warning sign of health problems such as diabetes, nail injury, trauma, and nutritional deficiency. Deep (horizontal) lines that are known as beau’s lines may indicate...
