Parakeratosis pustulosa (PP) is a cause of distal nail inflammation ... and lateral nail folds. The distal free edge of the nail demonstrates hyperkeratosis while eczema of the nail bed causes ...

This disease is characterized by a single, purulent, large bulla near the lateral nail folds ... (proximal separation of the nail plate from the nail bed), onycholysis (distal separation of ...

The brown line becomes darker or wider or demonstrates blurred, lateral borders ... detachment from the underlying nail bed, changes in thickness and surface texture, including pitting, ridging ...

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Moisture present in the nail bed will increase the chance of the nail ... medial eyelet (the medial side of your ankle) to the last lateral eyelet (near your fifth toe). Then, cross horizontally ...

namely the lateral nail folds on either side of the nail and the proximal nail fold adjacent to the cuticle (the layer of skin at the base of the nail). The nail plate and nail bed can also be ...

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Also, the cuticular seal of the nails should be intact, and the nail plate should adhere to the nail bed, says Dr. Thomas Stringer, a dermatologist with MedStar Health. “Fingernails, along with the ...

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and the nail plate should adhere to the nail bed, says Dr. Thomas Stringer, a dermatologist with MedStar Health. “Fingernails, along with the skin and the hair, are all pretty good indicators of ...

“In the aspects of having a nail bed kind of pulled off, removed, however that can happen, very commonly a throwing athlete, like a quarterback, will hit that against a face mask or a helmet ...

Before a toenail falls off, you might initially notice the nail loosening from the nail bed, often starting at the tip and progressing toward the cuticle. As the nail lifts, it may appear as ...