Một người xanh! Tại sao? Tôi phải làm gì?

Câu hỏi:

In the 6 years of owning a salon, with 5 thợ làm móng, we’ve never had a ‘greenie’ but 2 clients have presented with them this week!
1 on a thumb & the other on both pinkies. We use *** products, including disposable tập tin/bộ đệm, all single use. Any advice?

Trả lời:

MỘT Vi khuẩn Pseudomonas bacterial infection (a “greenie”) could be due to many different reasons. These vi khuẩn usually need moisture, so it could be a case of trapped moisture between the nail and the lớp phủ.
Maybe enough time passed between the application of a máy sấy khô and the application of the coating that natural moisture started forming again?
Maybe there was a bit of nâng sản phẩm that allowed moisture to enter under the coating?
Since we are talking thumb and pinkies, it could also be an improper hand placement in the lamp, resulting in improper chữa bệnh, therefore a coating easier to have sự cố dịch vụ, and allowing moisture to enter.

Proper Treatment and Recoating After Nail Infections

In any case, the way to go is to remove the coating and seek medical advice. Once a correct diagnosis has been established, then a range of therapies are available which include avoidance of moisture, topical acetic axit/hypochlorite soaks (vinegar/bleach), antibiotics, and others. The doctor will be able to prescribe the most suitable one.

Only apply a new coating once the treatment has been successful, the infection detained, and the “greenie” has grown out.

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Vi khuẩn Pseudomonas (article)
Vi khuẩn Pseudomonas (blog)