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Psoriasis is a chronic disease of the immune system that varies from mild to severe. This condition causes your body to produce too many skin cells. Psoriasis can occur anywhere on your body, including your nails. In fact, people suffering from this autoimmune disease are at risk of developing nail psoriasis, which alters the way your toenails and fingernails look. Nail psoriasis affects up to 50 percent of people who have psoriasis and as many as 80 percent of people who suffer from psoriatic arthritis.
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However, a person with no history of psoriasis can also develop this nail problem. One of the first signs of nail psoriasis is a change in nail color. Your nail color may change to green, yellow or brown. Other symptoms include small red or white spots underneath the nails, ridges or grooves in the nails, pitting (small pinprick holes) on the nails’ surface, itching, a buildup of chalky white material under your nails, thickening of your nails and nails becoming loose or separating from the nail bed. People who have nail psoriasis can also get a fungal infection that can cause a lot of pain and make your nails brittle and cause them to break. In severe cases of nail psoriasis, one may even find it hard to move their fingers and toes. This can cause a lot of problems performing daily activities and also pain while lifting things with your fingers. Nail psoriasis does not always cause pain, but it is often unsightly and can cause embarrassment. If you have nail psoriasis, there are many home treatments you can turn to for help.
Good Nail Care
To prevent nail psoriasis from progressing and causing a lot of discomfort, you need to practice good nail care. In fact, it is the best and most effective way to treat the problem. For good nail care, follow these tips: 1. Always keep your nails trimmed. Short, trimmed nails are at a lesser risk of infection. 2. After trimming your nails, always use a nail file to smooth out the nail edges. 3. Wear gloves while doing dishes and other household chores to protect your nails from being exposed to chemicals. 4. Wear cotton gloves under vinyl gloves when you are cleaning, cooking or washing dishes. Latex gloves are not recommended. 5. Wear comfortable shoes with enough room for your toes. 6. Before putting on gloves or socks, make sure the space between your fingers and toes is dry. 7. Do not wear nail polish all the time. From time to time, leave your nails in their natural form.
Coconut Oil
When suffering from nail psoriasis, it is important to keep the nails and cuticles moisturized, especially after they’ve been in contact with water. A good moisturizer to consider is coconut oil. Apart from being a natural moisturizer, coconut oil has medium-chain fatty acids that work as natural fungicides to help prevent nail infections. 1. Apply a little coconut oil on your nails, cuticles and the dead skin at the base of your fingernails. Do it several times a day. 2. Alternatively, mix 3 or 4 drops of oregano oil in 1 tablespoon of melted coconut oil. Massage some of the oil blend into the infected nails. Leave it on for 10 minutes, then rinse it off with lukewarm water and pat dry thoroughly. Do this twice a day for a few weeks.
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