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I have only found so far (I am not a doctor)...
- Nail becomes detached from its bed at base and side, creating a space under nail that accumulates dirt. Air under nail may cause grey-white colour but can vary from yellow to brown.
- In psoriasis can see yellowish-brown margin between margin between normal nail (pink) and detached parts (white).
- If Pseudomonas aeruginosa grows underneath nail, then green colour.
- When nail bed separation begins in middle of nail then appearance resembles an 'oil spot' or 'salmon-patch'.
- Causes of onycholysis include:
- Idiopathic or inherited
- Systemic disease, e.g. thyrotoxicosis
- Skin disease, e.g. psoriasis
- Local causes, e.g. trauma or chemicals
Here is the cure! I had Onycholysis too from acrylics. I had to wear polish to cover up the ugly detached nail. Wow, if i hit them on anything the pain was wild. They were hanging on by the barest of nail at the cuticle. 6 of my 10 fingers were effected. This lasted 8 years! I prayed for a cure and finally God blessed me with the answer.
I went to 4 doctors, used prescription preps, and searched the internet for a cure...nothing. After 8 years, yes, 8 years I found a doctor that gave me the advice i never got on from anyone.
HERE IT IS. What you do is cut the affected detached nail right down to the point where it is connected and KEEP IT CLIPPED, DAILY IF YOU HAVE TO. As soon as you see some white, clip it back. IN 3 MONTHS YOU WILL HAVE ATTACHED, NORMAL NAILS!
The trick is to keep moisture from pooling under the detached nail plate. As long as moisture can collect, they will not reattach. Clip them back and they will grow in.
THANK YOU LORD FOR SHOWING ME THIS. AMEN.
What else can I help you with?
What is the composition of fingernails?
The composition of fingernails is a tough protein called keratin. Toenails are also made of keratin. The structure of a nail is the nail plate, the nail matrix and the nail bed.
What causes fingernails to turn orange?
A fungi or bacterial infection in the bed of the nail can cause the nail to turn orange. Smoking cigarettes frequently can also cause the nails to turn orange.
What causes white unraised horizontal lines on fingernails?
The white area in fingernails and hair are caused by air. That's why snow is white and not blue. Little bumps and bruises that are done to the bed of the nail cause these imperfections.
What body surface are the fingernails located?
The fingernails are located on the tips of the fingers and toes, covering and protecting the nail bed.
Why do your fingernails peal?
Lack of calcium mainly, also a fungus may have invaded the nail bed.
What does it mean when your fingernails separate from the nail bed and break off?
Nothing cause it dose'nt happen!
Do fingernails start growing from the tip?
Nope. If you look in the Guinness Book of World Records you will see the longest fingernails on record. It is really gross. I mean really gross.
What is the medical term meaning tissue surrounding the nail bed?
The medical term for the tissue surrounding the nail bed is "periungual tissue."
What is severe and minor nail separation?
Minor nail separation is usually caused by damage to the nail plate however it can be related to illness. It is where the nail slightly seperates from the nail bed, causing the nail to lift up
What are the properties of fingernails?
Fingernails are made of a protein called keratin, and they grow from the base of the nail bed. They protect the fingertips and help with grasping objects. Healthy nails are smooth, uniform in color, and strong.
Can a nail grow back?
Yes, usually they do, as do fingernails. Although if there was significant trauma to the nail bed prior to the surgical removal, that may result in the nail not growing back, or not growing back normal. But if the nail is surgically removed due to non-traumatic causes (such as a nail fungus), then the nail almost always grows back with no problems.
What causes air pockets underneath your fingernails starting from the bottom?
Air pockets under the fingernails, also known as subungual hematomas, are often caused by trauma to the nail bed. This trauma can be due to repetitive activities like typing or sports activities. It can also be the result of a sudden injury such as slamming your finger in a door or dropping something heavy on it.
