Fingernails, often overlooked, are biological indicators of health. Conditions like clubbing, white flecks (leukonychia), blue nails, dark lines, spoon nails, and horizontal ridges can signal ...

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Nail abnormalities can indicate health issues and should be checked by a healthcare provider if they persist or worsen. Beau's lines and clubbing are specific types of nail abnormalities that may need ...

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Ridges in your fingernails or toenails can be a sign of a current or past illness. Ridges may also happen if you have a nutrient deficiency. Your health provider can help you determine why you have ...