Patient's question:
For some time now, regarding the reason, there has been a history of previous treatment and its effectiveness: No treatment has been administered, and the roots of both fingernails are also quite dark. What kind of assistance is desired: Assistance in clarifying a few things about how nutrition is lacking...Doctor's answer:
Vitamin C and B6! Suggested digestion! Medical advice: Long spikes are a common phenomenon. The reason is that the skin is too dry, the stratum corneum has cracks, and there is a lack of vitamin B6 or vitamin C. As long as you digest more of these vitamins, the problem of spikes will not be difficult to solve. If it reappears, you can gently trim them with nail clippers. Do not let the child unconsciously bite or pull them, which may lead to infection. Parents should often wash the child's face and keep their hands clean and dry, and apply hand cream carefully after each wash.