Unusual nail color changes, such as yellowing, greenish tint, or dark spots, can indicate underlying health issues or nail infections.
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Excessively thickened nails may be a sign of a fungal infection, psoriasis, or other conditions that require medical attention.
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Nails that are excessively brittle, split easily, or have noticeable cracks can indicate various nail disorders or nutritional deficiencies.
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The presence of small depressions or "pits" on the nail surface can be a sign of conditions like psoriasis or eczema.
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Horizontal or vertical ridges on the nails can be an indicator of aging, nutritional deficiencies, or underlying health conditions.
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Nail clubbing refers to the enlargement of the fingertips and a downward curve of the nails. It can be associated with respiratory or heart conditions, among others.
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If your nails are concave and resemble a spoon, it could be a sign of iron deficiency anemia or other systemic disorders.
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The separation of the nail from the nail bed, known as onycholysis, may occur due to trauma, infection, or underlying health conditions.
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These horizontal lines or grooves that run across the nails can be caused by severe illness, malnutrition, or systemic conditions.
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Persistent or recurrent nail infections, such as fungal infections, can cause changes in the nails' appearance and texture.
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