Nail Illness
Posted in ALL ABOUT NAILS, MANICURE SALON on 11/21/2008 12:14 am by adminTraumatisms: Frequent traumatisms in the toenails, due to blows, inadequate narrow shoes or sports activities among others.
Tricotiodistrofia: Deficit in the cuticle contents in cisteina and metionina
Trichinosis: Is associated to hemorrhages in splinter
Atrophic Fingernails: Minor development of the fingernails and decrease of thickness and texture. For endocrine alterations, for traumatic or infectious causes
The guitarist’s fingernails: Due to micro traumatisms produced by the guitar’s strings, they turn their fingernails much more vulnerable to deformations and breakings.
Ectopic Fingernail: Fingernail that grows in the adjacent tissues plate’s of the nail.
Ingrown nails: The ingrown nail is the consequence of a fragment of fingernail that penetrates in the flesh and that provokes inflammation and pain.
Fingernails in glass of clock: Convex black or gray fingernails with hippocratic finger in drumstick.



