Changes in nail colour, shape, or texture are not normal and can indicate underlying health issues, nutrient deficiencies, or ...

From the mysterious white flecks that sometimes appear on nails to unusual ridging or changes in thickness, what do these features really mean?

Digital, or nail clubbing is a sign of poor circulation, causing nails and fingertips to appear round and enlarged. Per the American Heart Association, this occurs due to chronic low blood oxygen ...

Experts have warned that an unusual sign in the fingertips could be a symptom of one of the UK’s most common cancers. This ...

While vertical ridges are a common sign of ageing, ridged nails could also be caused by nutritional deficiencies or auto-immune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis. And clubbing — a condition in ...

If you can, that's normal. But if you can't and your nails look like this, it's called clubbing. Clubbing is caused by the proliferation of connective tissue between the nail and the finger bone ...

Nails can also show signs of fungal infections, particularly when they develop a yellow or white tint, especially on toenails ...