Changes in nail colour, shape, or texture are not normal and can indicate underlying health issues, nutrient deficiencies, or ...

Nails are not just about beauty ... p>The Department of Dermatology at Sohag University suggests that 'finger clubbing' is a common sign of chronic liver disease, especially primary biliary ...

Nails can also show signs of fungal infections, particularly when they develop a yellow or white tint, especially on toenails ...

Nails may also lose their luster ... When a nail bed looks swollen and thicker, it is called clubbing and can be a sign of heart or lung issues, such as lung cancer. Whitish or pale discoloration ...