Black blood clot in the big toe nail

In daily life, people's big toes do not attract as much attention as fingers, so when there is a problem with the big toe, people often cannot discover it at the first time. However, the big toe is also a vulnerable area, so everyone should pay attention to the protection of the big toe. Many people find black blood clots in the toe nail when they feel pain in the toe. What is the cause?

I had sore toes and after two days of self-massage, the area under my nail turned black without any obvious symptoms. It is considered to be subungual bleeding. As the nail grows, you should see a dermatologist in time.

It is very likely that you were slightly injured at the time and did not notice the bruise caused by the trauma. You can soak your feet in hot water every night, and you can also put some safflower to promote local blood circulation. It will be fine in a few days. Don't worry about the black toenails. One is seen in malnutrition and the other is seen in fungal infection. In the current situation, it is recommended to actively see a doctor to check the actual condition. After determining that it is a case of malnutrition, it is recommended to take 21 Gold Vitamin Protein Powder for adjustment and treatment. Also pay attention to eating more eggs, milk and meat foods, and you can return to normal. If the examination shows that it is a case of fungal infection, it is recommended to use nail polish locally, and you can return to normal.

It may be onychomycosis, a disease caused by dermatophytes invading the nail plate or under the nail, which is divided into two types. The first is fungal leukonychia, in which the lesions are limited to the nail surface or its tip; the second is subungual dermatophytosis, in which the lesions start from the sides or distal end of the nail and then become infected under the nail plate. Onychomycosis refers to onychomycosis caused by non-psoriatic fungi, onychomycosis, commonly known as "onychomycosis". The disease usually starts with 1-2 nails (toenails), but in severe cases all nails (toenails) may be affected. The diseased deck loses its luster, and over time the deck becomes thicker and deformed, becoming grayish white or turbid yellow. The nail plate becomes brittle and breaks off, and sometimes the nail plate separates from the nail bed.