I noticed yesterday that I have lines, or ridges...indentations, I can't really describe it- in a couple of my nails. DH said it's from a lack of calcium in my diet. Not sure where he got that, but has anyone else heard that?
I've had rather big ridges and bumps in my nails for years. If they're not new, I wouldn't worry. or if you've had acrylic nails once apon a time, either.
koilonychia ... gonna go ask Dr. Google bout that one ;-)
edited to add: I"ve taken prenats for about 3 years now, with iron, and also take extra calcium b/c my mom has osteoporosis. Proof that you don't have to have definicency to have these bumps. ;-P
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which direction do they go? from nail bed to tip or across the nail from side to side? The nail bed to tip kind are kind of common & I think can have many different reasons but the side to side/transverse kind are not, if that is the case, definitely talk to your dr.(not that you shouldn't mention the other kind to your dr too, they're just a lot more common)
Re: do "lines" in nails mean a lack of calcium?
I've had rather big ridges and bumps in my nails for years. If they're not new, I wouldn't worry. or if you've had acrylic nails once apon a time, either.
koilonychia ... gonna go ask Dr. Google bout that one ;-)
edited to add: I"ve taken prenats for about 3 years now, with iron, and also take extra calcium b/c my mom has osteoporosis. Proof that you don't have to have definicency to have these bumps. ;-P
which direction do they go? from nail bed to tip or across the nail from side to side? The nail bed to tip kind are kind of common & I think can have many different reasons but the side to side/transverse kind are not, if that is the case, definitely talk to your dr.(not that you shouldn't mention the other kind to your dr too, they're just a lot more common)
GL!