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\"\"<\/a>A condition in which the nails are bent or curved over the ends of the fingers or toes.<\/p>\n

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Inflammation of the matrix of the nail, which results in loss of the nail.<\/p>\n

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Gross thickening and hardening of the nail, which becomes elongated and deformed. The cause is unknown.<\/p>\n

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A distortion of the nail in which it is much thickened, overgrown and twisted on itself. This usually affects toe-nails and is the result of chronic irritation and inflammation.<\/p>\n

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In primarily older individuals, there’s an unusual thickening, stiffening, and bending of the nails. This condition can be linked to fungal infections or inadequate blood flow, though sometimes it arises without a clear cause.<\/p>\n

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Enlargement of the nails, often leading to a claw-like abnormality.<\/p>\n

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