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atalanta | 19:22 Mon 19th Sep 2016 | Body & Soul
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Apart from the fact that my fingernails are in a pretty poor state anyway, one of them has started to part company from the nail-bed beneath. One corner of it has become detached, so the line between tip and nail-bed is now diagonal. It hurts, but only when I use the fingertip. I think another nail is showing signs of going the same way soon.
I take a few supplements, vitamins, etc, but I don't think they make any difference.
Any ideas, please ?
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From Net Doctor
Over-manicuring is a common cause, cleaning underneath the nails with a file can damage the nail bed and cause the nail to grow in the way you describe.
Poor circulation in the fingers.
Overactive thyroid gland
Psoriasis
Fungal nail infections can also lead to this condition but is usually accompanied by areas of thickening and distortion of the nail.
An allergy to something that your fingers are in contact with, such as glue used to stick on artificial nails.

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