Onychomycosis nail cover falling off

Some people have severe onychomycosis that causes the nail to fall off. Friends, don’t be afraid, nails will grow slowly just like our hair. Once you have onychomycosis and find that your nails are often painful, have multiple layers, are deformed, and have other symptoms, you should take medication in time. So as to avoid the serious phenomenon of nail falling off. The following is a summary of the causes and treatments of onychomycosis nail peeling.

Patients generally do not experience nail shedding when they first develop onychomycosis, but due to the invasion of fungi, a comprehensive infection may occur, and the nails will become discolored, damaged, and fall off. At this time, you need to go to the hospital for examination first to determine the cause of the disease before treatment can be started.

In addition, it should be noted that blind treatment will weaken the treatment effect, and misdiagnosis may not be conducive to the rapid recovery of the disease, because not only onychomycosis can cause symptoms of nail loss in patients, but psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis and other diseases can also cause patients to become ill.

If a patient is diagnosed with onychomycosis, he or she must pay attention to completely eliminating the fungus in the nail area and prevent recurrence. The treatment of onychomycosis should pay attention to choosing targeted drugs, and in order to achieve a better effect of the drugs, the nails need to be softened first. Generally, the effect can be seen after more than a month.

What should I do if my nails fall off? What is the best treatment? Some patients may not be able to respond to medication alone and need to consider surgery or other treatment methods. If the nails are pulled out, it may cause great harm to the patient, so patients should pay attention to choosing an experienced hospital for treatment!

The half of the nail near the tip is pink or brown, and the half near the nail is white. This type of nail is also called two-part nail, which may be a sign of chronic renal failure. Judging from the color of the nails: nails turn white, acute symptoms include blood loss and shock; chronic symptoms include anemia, hookworm and gastrointestinal bleeding, advanced tuberculosis, cor pulmonale, etc.; if they are as white as frosted glass, it is a characteristic of cirrhosis; nails turn white, thin and soft, which is more common in chronic wasting diseases. Nails turn yellow, which is a lack of vitamin E. Lifestyle conditioning: there are many reasons for fingernails falling off, including vitamin deficiency, bacterial infection, etc. It is recommended to go to the dermatology department of the hospital for a careful determination.