In terms of fingernails and toenails being gauged as an indicator of heart disease, the major trait to look for among patients is clubbing.(1) Somewhat remarkably, this [Read More...]
ANSWER: Fingernails can curl from a B12 or iron deficiency. More Info: One of the medical terms for curled fingernail is “koilonychia”, more commonly known as [Read More...]
One of the most common causes of black fingernails (a.k.a. Melanonychia), which overall remains a relatively rare modern society ailment, is as a side effect of taking [Read More...]
One of the leading causes associated with the loss of fingernails and-or toenails is a disease called onychomadesis.(1) The main symptoms are a crusting and scaling at the [Read More...]
The most common reason for black lines in fingernails is psoriasis, a skin disease that affects more than 4.5 million Americans.(1) It is an inherited affliction, related to [Read More...]
ANSWER: Fingernails grow faster than toenails. Human fingernails grow at a rate that is about three times faster than that of human toenails. (1) Within that general [Read More...]
ANSWER: You CAN bring nail polish on a plane. More Info: You can bring nail polish on your next flight as long as you follow certain restrictions as set forth by [Read More...]
The condition of your hair and nails can be indicative of your body’s overall health and well-being. Shiny healthy hair and clear, strong nails can be indicators of [Read More...]
Fingernails can split for a variety of reasons. Most are easily remedied through change of habits while others may indicate a serious health condition. Brittle nails that [Read More...]
Known scientifically as “onychoscizia”, the phenomenon of brittle or split fingernails is most prevalent among women. But perhaps contrary to popular belief, [Read More...]