This can increase your risk of developing injuries to the affected finger or toe. In particular, onycholysis can lead to secondary infections and nail discoloration. DNB can also pose cosmetic ...

Common types of thick toenails include onychomycosis (a type of nail infection), onychauxis (a form of nail overgrowth), and onycholysis (when the nail separates from the nail bed). Onychomycosis ...

However, onycholysis and shedding of nail plate may occur following decompression treatment, especially when the hematoma involves more than 25% of the nail plate. Since toe nails grow at an ...

Nail psoriasis can cause a range of symptoms, including pitting, detachment of the nail from the nail bed (onycholysis), skin cells accumulating under the nail (subungual hyperkeratosis ...

Common causes of your nail loosening or detaching from the nail bed may include: Nail loosening is known medically as onycholysis, and can be caused by a variety of conditions, ranging from fungal ...

They included patients with nail psoriasis, onychomycosis, idiopathic onycholysis, brittle nail syndrome, nail lichen planus, retronychia, other nail conditions, and no nail findings (controls) for ...

Onychomycosis is the most prevalent nail disorder. The distal and lateral subtypes are the most common, leading to subungual hyperkeratosis, chromonychia, and onycholysis. Fungal invasion typically ...

The nail may also detach from the bed at its distal or lateral attachments, known as onycholysis (see fig 4). Orange-yellow areas may be present beneath the nail plate and are termed “oil spots”. In ...

In one study, nail involvement occurred in circa 13% of PV patients. Nail alterations included paronychia, nail discoloration, onychorrhexis, periungual hemorrhages, and onycholysis (29). Because of ...

Sunburn can be a painful consequence of spending too much time in the sun or a tanning bed. In rare cases, people with sunburn may also experience an extreme, deep, painful itching called hell’s ...

Having a loose toenail or fingernail can be a troubling symptom, especially if you don't know what caused it. Usually, getting a loose nail is a gradual process that only impacts part of the nail.