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Nail Clubbing
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What is nail clubbing and what causes it?
Nail clubbing is a deformity of the nails, which is unlike Koilonychia, and strongly associated with heart and lung pathologies, as well as with arthropathies.
The exact cause of nail clubbing is still unknown but the nail bed is affected. At the later stages of the condition, there is a thickening of the distal end of a finger.
Who does it affect?
Clients who suffers with medical conditions of the heart and lungs.
How can nail technicians help?
The condition derives from medical conditions effecting the heart and lungs therefore, it can only be treated by a medical professional. A safe and tender manicure is advised.
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