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Rochelle
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lifting nail

Post by Rochelle »

My sister in law has nails that are lifting and underneath it looks like a proliferation of skin growing underneath.
A fungus infection has been ruled out and next week she is having 3 days of allergy tests as they wonder if she is allergic to something.
Any ideas as to what rubrics I could use as I have searched and can't find anything relevant.
Thanks
Rochelle
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Rosemary C. Hyde, Ph.D.
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Re: lifting nail

Post by Rosemary C. Hyde, Ph.D. »

Rochelle, especially if these are toenails, two other possible causes are trauma to the nails and psoriasis.... Rosemary


Shannon Nelson
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Re: lifting nail

Post by Shannon Nelson »

Hi Rochelle,

I wonder whether this would be relevant? (I think it mostly means
scar tissue, but ??)

Skin; GRANULATIONS, PROUD FLESH, EXUBERANT (7) : calen., chir-f.,
loxo-r., nit-ac., sabin., Sil., thuj.

Is it *all* of the nails, evenly? Can she think of *anything* that
happened that could explain it--put her hands in anything, or ?

Shannon


Rochelle
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Re: lifting nail

Post by Rochelle »

It's fingernails only and psoriasis has been suggested.
Rochelle
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Rochelle
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Re: lifting nail

Post by Rochelle »

Dear Shannon
No it is not scar tissue. Looks like my fungus toenails :-) It is all fingernails but the thumb is the worst and is actually discoloured, a blue green colour. Personally I think it is to do with having gel nails for 6 years!!! Her manicurist soaked them off every now and again with acetone - I wonder? She can't put it down to anything in particular.
Rochelle
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Tanya Marquette
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Re: lifting nail

Post by Tanya Marquette »

found thiese rubrics when looking up looseness of fingernails
do they help

EXTREMITIES - NAILS; complaints of - exfoliation of nails

alum.k ant-c.k apisk ars.k borx.kr1 CALC.mrr1 castor-eq.k chlor.k crot-h.k ferr.bg2 form.k GRAPH.bg2,k Hell.k hep.k2 Merc.b2.de,bg2,k,mtf33 pyrog.bg3,kl rhus-t.k sabin.k Sec.k sep.k Sil.k,mrr1 squil.k sulph.k thuj.k,mlk1,ser Ust.k

EXTREMITIES - NAILS; complaints of - falling out of nails

Ant-c.b2.de,bg2,tl1 Ars.a1,b2.de,bg2,h2,wl1 borx.bg2,br1 brass.bro1 but-ac.bro1 canth.bg2 chlol.bg2 croc.bg2 form.bg2 Graph.bg2 Hell.b2.de,b7.de,bg2,bro1,h1 hell-f.bro1,c2 merc.b2.de,bg2 oena.sne pyrog.ptk2 sec.b2.de,bg2 Sil.bg2 SQUIL.b2.de,bg2 sulph.bg2 thuj.b2.de,bg2 Ust.bg2,st


Soroush Ebrahimi
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Re: lifting nail

Post by Soroush Ebrahimi »

But is exfoliation not when pieces of nail come off it, is if they were loose skin?

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found thiese rubrics when looking up looseness of fingernails
do they help

EXTREMITIES - NAILS; complaints of - exfoliation of nails

alum.k ant-c.k apisk ars.k borx.kr1 CALC.mrr1 castor-eq.k chlor.k crot-h.k ferr.bg2 form.k GRAPH.bg2,k Hell.k hep.k2 Merc.b2.de,bg2,k,mtf33 pyrog.bg3,kl rhus-t.k sabin.k Sec.k sep.k Sil.k,mrr1 squil.k sulph.k thuj.k,mlk1,ser Ust.k

EXTREMITIES - NAILS; complaints of - falling out of nails

Ant-c.b2.de,bg2,tl1 Ars.a1,b2.de,bg2,h2,wl1 borx.bg2,br1 brass.bro1 but-ac.bro1 canth.bg2 chlol.bg2 croc.bg2 form.bg2 Graph.bg2 Hell.b2.de,b7.de,bg2,bro1,h1 hell-f.bro1,c2 merc.b2.de,bg2 oena.sne pyrog.ptk2 sec.b2.de,bg2 Sil.bg2 SQUIL.b2.de,bg2 sulph.bg2 thuj.b2.de,bg2 Ust.bg2,st
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Rochelle
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Re: lifting nail

Post by Rochelle »

Exfoliation means peeling away or rubbing away. Her nails are strong. They are not falling out either!! So it is back to the drawing board.:-(
Thanks
Rochelle
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Tanya Marquette
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Re: lifting nail

Post by Tanya Marquette »

maybe i wasnt clear enough. when looking up looseness of fingernails
radar directs you to the rubric exfoliation. so i have to understand that is
how looseness is listed in synthesis
tanya
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Tanya Marquette
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Re: lifting nail

Post by Tanya Marquette »

i answered the issue of exfoliation in response to soroush.
but there is a second rubric sent as well. see below the one
for exfoliation
tanya


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