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Nail problems

Nail problems

Nails reflect our overall health condition, while some nail problems are easy to be treated, some issues may indicate underlying health conditions & need further assessment.
 
If you notice changes in the color, texture, or shape of your nails, it’s essential to seek professional advice . Pain or Discomfort around the nails may indicate an underlying infection or injury that requires medical attention as well.

Most Common Nail problems:

– Brittle Nails occur with excessive hand washing, frequent exposure to harsh chemicals, and with some nutritional deficiencies. These nails are prone to splitting, peeling, and breaking and often lead to pain and discomfort.
 
– Fungal Nail Infections are among the most prevalent nail disorders. They often result in thickened, discolored, and brittle nails. It is caused by fungal infection and can spread easily in warm, moist environments such as public showers or swimming pools.
 
– Ingrown Toenails occur when the edges of the nails grow into the surrounding skin, leading to pain, inflammation, and potential infection. This might result from Improper nail trimming and tight footwear.
 
– Trauma to the nails, such as repetitive stress, crushing injuries, or nail biting, can result in various nail abnormalities, including splitting and deformities.
 
– Nail Psoriasis may coexist with skin psoriasis or occur independently.
It causes nail pitting, discoloration, and separation of the nail plate from the underlying nail bed.
 
Treatment for nail diseases varies depending on the underlying cause and severity of the condition. At The Klinic, we prescribe topical creams, oral medications, or offer surgical interventions such as nail removal to address your nail disorders effectively.

To maintain healthy nails and reduce the risk of nail diseases, follow these tips:

1. Keep nails clean, dry, and trimmed.
2. Avoid biting or picking at nails.
3. Practice proper nail hygiene, including using clean tools for manicures and pedicures.
4. Wear well-fitting shoes to prevent ingrown toenails.
5. Avoid sharing nail tools or footwear with others.
 
Early detection and treatment of nail disorders are essential for preventing complications and promoting optimal nail health. If you experience persistent nail changes, pain, or discomfort, Get your consultation with our expert Dermatologists at The Klinic.
 
The Klinic 002 – 01004005465  or  002 – 01149918851 
(Daily from 10 am – 4 pm except Fridays & Sundays)