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The Color of Your Nails Can Tell a Lot About Your Health

Alan Smith by Alan Smith
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The Color of Your Nails Can Tell a Lot About Your Health

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The color of your nails can be very revealing when it comes to the general state of your health. Anything that seems off or out of the ordinary, probably is actually off and it should be checked out in order to prevent things from escalating in the future and putting your health at risk.

This article will give you the tools needed to pick up the signs necessary in case something was going on.

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1. Pale nails 

This sometimes can be harmless, but other times it could be a sign of concern because it might signal a deeper issue. The underlying causes sometimes are anemia, congestive heart failure, liver disease, or in some cases, malnutrition. 

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2. White nails 

White nails are far from being normal either, especially when the edges are darker. This can signify that your liver might be suffering.

The liver is a very important organ and if any changes occur, they need to be checked by a professional who can run the proper tests and know what to do exactly in order to treat it or prevent it from getting worse or developing to advanced stages. 

3. Yellow nails 

The most common reason or cause for yellow nails would be a fungus infection. Sometimes the yellow color is nothing to be worried about, especially if the person wears nail polish regularly, other times however, it needs to be looked into.

If it is a problem then it is usually linked back to diabetes, psoriasis, thyroid disease and lung disease, all of which would require medical attention. 

4. Bluish nails 

This could potentially mean that your body is not receiving the proper amount of oxygen that it needs to function well. Although this can be normal due to a lower body temperature, if you are not cold, this can signify diseases related to both the heart and the lungs. 

5. Cracked or split nails 

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This is also something to pay attention to because nails that are overly fragile or crack easily have been linked to thyroid disease. However, all of these signs combined with a yellow hue or color on the nail can signify a fungus infection too, only an expert can tell you which is the case.

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