කාටත් වටින සහ වැදගත්වෙන විස්තරයක් තමයි දාන්න යන්නෙ. විශේෂයෙන්ම කාන්තා පාර්ශවයට වැගත්වන (පිරිම පාර්ශවටය නැතුවාම නොවේ) නියපොතු ගැන විස්තර ටිකක් දාන්නයි යන්නේ. නියපොතු ආශ්රිතව ඇතිවන රෝග පිළිබදව පොඩි විස්තරයක් මෙහි අන්තර් ගතවෙනවා. ඊ මේල් එකකින් ලැබුන වැදගත් තොරතුරු නිසා එලකිරියට දානවා. බලල වැදගත්නම් කොමෙන්ටුවක් දාල යන්න.
Nails and
Health: Read the Signs
Health: Read the Signs
Did you know your nails can reveal clues to
your overall health? A touch of white here, a rosy tinge there, or some
rippling or bumps may be a sign of disease in the body. Problems in the
liver, lungs, and heart can show up in your nails. Keep reading to
learn what secrets your nails might reveal.
Pale Nails
Very pale nails are sometimes linked to
aging. But they can also be a sign of serious illness, such as:
· Anemia
· Congestive heart failure
· Diabetes
· Liver disease
· Malnutrition
aging. But they can also be a sign of serious illness, such as:
· Anemia
· Congestive heart failure
· Diabetes
· Liver disease
· Malnutrition
White Nails
If the nails are mostly white with darker rims, this can indicate liver
problems, such as hepatitis. In this image, you can see the fingers are
also jaundiced, another sign of liver trouble.
problems, such as hepatitis. In this image, you can see the fingers are
also jaundiced, another sign of liver trouble.
Yellow Nails
One of the most common causes of yellow nails is a fungal
infection. As the infection worsens, the nail bed may retract, and
nails may thicken and crumble. In rare cases, yellow nails can indicate
a more serious condition such as severe thyroid disease or psoriasis
infection. As the infection worsens, the nail bed may retract, and
nails may thicken and crumble. In rare cases, yellow nails can indicate
a more serious condition such as severe thyroid disease or psoriasis
Bluish Nails
Nails with a bluish tint can mean the body isn’t getting
enough oxygen. This could indicate an infection in the lungs, such as
pneumonia.
enough oxygen. This could indicate an infection in the lungs, such as
pneumonia.
Rippled Nails
If the nail surface is rippled or pitted, this may be an
early sign of psoriasis or inflammatory arthritis. Psoriasis is a skin
condition that starts in the nails 10% of the time.
early sign of psoriasis or inflammatory arthritis. Psoriasis is a skin
condition that starts in the nails 10% of the time.
Cracked or Split Nails
Dry, brittle nails that frequently crack
or split have been linked to thyroid disease. Cracking or splitting
combined with a yellowish hue is more likely due to a fungal infection
or split have been linked to thyroid disease. Cracking or splitting
combined with a yellowish hue is more likely due to a fungal infection
Puffy Nail Fold
If the skin around the nail appears red
and puffy, this is known as inflammation of the nail fold. It may be
the result of lupus or another connective tissue disorder.
and puffy, this is known as inflammation of the nail fold. It may be
the result of lupus or another connective tissue disorder.
Dark Lines Beneath the Nail
Dark lines beneath the nail should be
investigated as soon as possible. They are sometimes caused by
melanoma, the most dangerous type of skin cancer.
investigated as soon as possible. They are sometimes caused by
melanoma, the most dangerous type of skin cancer.
Gnawed Nails
Biting your nails may be nothing more than
an old habit, but in some cases it’s a sign of persistent anxiety that
could benefit from treatment. Nail biting or picking has also been
linked to obsessive-compulsiv e disorder. If you can’t stop, it’s worth
discussing with your doctor.
an old habit, but in some cases it’s a sign of persistent anxiety that
could benefit from treatment. Nail biting or picking has also been
linked to obsessive-compulsiv e disorder. If you can’t stop, it’s worth
discussing with your doctor.
Nails Are Only Part of the
Puzzle
Though nail changes accompany many
conditions, these changes are rarely the first sign. And many nail
abnormalities are harmless -- not everyone with white nails has
hepatitis. If you’re concerned about the appearance of your nails, see
a skin doctor dermatologist or a Physician.
conditions, these changes are rarely the first sign. And many nail
abnormalities are harmless -- not everyone with white nails has
hepatitis. If you’re concerned about the appearance of your nails, see
a skin doctor dermatologist or a Physician.
බලල නිකන්ම යන්නෙ නැතුව අනෙක් අයටත් බලන්න කොමෙන්ටුවක් බම්ප් එකක් දාල යන්න අමතක කරන්නෙපා......
