Patient's question:
I have always been in good health and pay close attention to physical exercise. Recently, I noticed white spots on my nails. My friend said it might be due to calcium deficiency, so I bought calcium supplements, but they didn't help. Before, it was only on one finger, but now it's on all my fingers. It doesn't hurt or itch, and it doesn't interfere with eating dinner or taking afternoon naps.What kind of assistance is needed: Hello, what could be the reason for white spots on the nails? How can it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Nails are easily damaged due to long-term exposure, such as fingers getting stuck in door gaps, nails being pushed or bumped.Advice: No matter how I explain it here, it's better to discuss it in detail with our online staff. Please visit our page for a detailed discussion. The phrase "（）" refers to the yellow rectangular button above the answer. You can discuss your specific situation with our online staff, who can provide you with detailed answers. Through this discussion, you can explain the cause of your condition, its progression, and the treatment you desire.