How to deal with falling nails

The shape and size of nails can reflect a person's beauty, so many people take good care of their nails. However, nails at the end of the limbs are easily affected by external forces and become diseased or damaged, which has a certain impact on people's image. For example, nail shedding is a phenomenon caused by external factors. So, how to deal with nail shedding?

There are many reasons for nail shedding, mainly mental illness, peritoneal dialysis due to renal insufficiency, cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, Kawachi disease, psoriasis vulgaris, drug allergy, punctate keratosis of the palms and soles, etc. In addition, patients taking some anti-tumor drugs or retinoids sometimes experience this condition. It is recommended that the patient go to the hospital for treatment and actively look for the cause of the disease.

1. Take two tablespoons of yeast and 1000 mg of cholera orally every day. It is best to add these nutrients to fluid or milk for oral administration. This will help improve the strength of the nails and make them less likely to break under external forces.

2. Considering that iron deficiency can cause dry and brittle nails, it is best to eat more iron-rich foods and take vitamin C to improve the ability to absorb iron.

3. Soak your polished, defect-free nails in warm malt oil or other natural oil for about 5-10 minutes every day, then massage from the fingertips to the surface cuticle. If you use an emery board to slightly abrade the surface of the nail, it will make it easier for the oil to penetrate.

4. Soak your fingers in diluted vinegar every night. This is a good way to prevent nail splitting. Applying white iodine on the top of the nail and under the tip of the nail can not only restore the bendability and strength of the nail, but also prevent the nail from being broken into pieces.