Clinical symptoms of Manicure

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From a scientific point of view, onychomycosis is a disease caused by dermatophytes invading the deck or subungual tissue. Manicure is often caused by Trichophyton rubrum and other pathogenic bacteria. Of course, some other bacteria can also cause manicure, so we should pay attention to personal hygiene. Once we get manicure, we need to treat it in time, because it is a chronic disease. The clinical symptoms of manicure, let me tell you.

Clinical symptoms of Manicure

We know that the most common pathogenic bacteria of onychomycosis is Trichophyton rubrum. Of course, other pathogenic bacteria can also cause this disease. When Trichophyton rubrum infects fingernails, the edges of our fingernails will separate, leaving a thin layer with rough edges. For a long time, it will damage the whole nail, and the skin on our fingernails will become red, swollen and tender, which will bring us great discomfort.

In fact, we know that onychomycosis can include two symptoms. One is onychomycosis. It often starts from the patient's nail root, and small white spots appear on the deck surface, which gradually expand, causing the deck to become soft and sink. On the other hand, it starts from the free edge and side wall of the nail to make the deck appear small depression or nail transverse groove, and gradually develops to the deck become fragile and brown inside. In order to destroy the nail structure, damage the nail health.

We should also recognize that the nail plate of onychomycosis is often uneven, the color is black, the nail plate often has mild atrophy symptoms, but not thickening, often accompanied by paronychia inflammation. Therefore, onychomycosis is a very chain process of infection, we should attach great importance to the protection of nail health.

matters needing attention

Although the clinical characteristics of Manicure are easy to be observed, rapid and effective treatment is still a problem. If the infection of manicure is not serious, antibacterial drugs can be selected for treatment, and the usual nursing prevention is particularly important. Patients should avoid dampness and pay attention to personal hygiene. After smearing the medicine with your hands, you must clean your hands in time to avoid spreading.