What does early finger clubbing look like?

In the early stage of clubbing, the main symptoms are raised nails, which may also be bent or thickened.

In the early stages of clubbing, the first toe joint usually becomes bent and deformed, and may even be accompanied by pain, which is particularly aggravated during activity. Clubbing of the fingers is mainly related to pincer-type congenital heart disease, and the possibility of respiratory or digestive tract diseases cannot be ruled out. At the same time, nutritional disorders can also induce the onset of clubbing of the fingers. Generally, you need to go to the hospital for relevant examinations in time after the onset of the disease. Generally, such uncomfortable symptoms need to be improved as soon as possible through treatment of the primary disease. It is best to go to a local regular hospital for relevant examinations, which can improve the accuracy of the examination results.

We must develop good living habits or eating habits in daily life, and try to achieve a balanced diet, so that we can replenish the nutrients needed by the body in time and avoid physical weakness. You also need to go to the hospital regularly for physical examinations to understand your health status in a timely manner. Generally, you need to have a physical examination every 3 months or 6 months. You also need to pay more attention to rest, arrange your work and rest time reasonably, ensure adequate sleep, and avoid staying up late or overwork for a long time.