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When the human body has some problems, not only does the body have obvious symptoms, but the nails also change greatly. At this time, you need to understand your own health. When there are problems with your health, a series of problems will arise, so you must pay attention to checking yourself at this time. So what is nail malnutrition? Many people are not clear about this.

When malnutrition occurs, you also need to improve yourself. First of all, you need to pay attention to the choice of food and match the diet reasonably. This will be of great help to the improvement of your body.

Malnutrition of nails:

Onychodystrophy is a type of nail damage caused by multiple factors. All nails are often affected. The patient's nails become thin, cloudy, deformed and brittle. The nail surface loses its luster and becomes rough. Longitudinal ridges and onycholysis are common. Fungal microscopy was negative. There is no effective treatment. For some patients, the condition gradually improves with age.

Onychodystrophy can be congenital onychodystrophy or acquired onychodystrophy. Congenital nail dystrophy is due to autosomal dominant inheritance causing congenital ectodermal dysplasia, or epidermolysis bullosa, or nail patella syndrome, or clubbing leading to nail hypoplasia, developmental defects, congenital malformations, or systemic diseases secondary to dominant inheritance. There are many reasons for acquired nail dystrophy to cause poor nail growth, which can be directly caused by nutritional deficiencies, including vitamin deficiency, iron deficiency anemia, etc.

It may be caused by malnutrition of the body caused by various acute infectious diseases or other acute diseases; it may also be caused by chronic wasting diseases, especially nail malnutrition caused by hypothyroidism, poisoning, liver disease, blood circulation disorders, and poor lung function; many skin diseases such as psoriasis, malignant alopecia areata, lichen planus, syphilis, leprosy, systemic sclerosis, follicular keratosis, palmoplantar keratosis and progeria may be accompanied by nail nutritional disorders. Other factors such as trauma, frostbite, burns and many local factors may also cause it.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the causes of nail malnutrition. When such a situation occurs, timely treatment is needed, otherwise the damage to one's own health will be relatively large. However, when treating it, the method selection must also be appropriate, so that nail malnutrition caused by the disease can be quickly resolved.