My  2yr old daughter's fingernails fall off.?
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consult a paediatrician.
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You either have a rare genetic defect or you have a fungal infection in the nailbeds. Check with your dermatologist.
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One of two things you have a vitamin deficiency or you nail got damaged, when it was growing out.
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Dragon would like to know that too.  She wishes her fingernails were retractable so she wouldn't scratch herself.
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Its probably just genetics and the weather, but if it keeps happeneing throughout weeks on end try visting a doctor they'll probably know the solution.:) Don't worry she'll be fine!
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Most often that is caused by vitamin deficiency and/or a fungal infection of the nail. I suggest you see your physician. It's a good idea for everyone to take a vitamin daily.
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i think it is always best to ask a doctor especially if its for your child. there could be a drug interaction or complication with any underlying conditions your daughter might have.
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Ha Ha, that's funny. Guess you'll have to be super aware of where you put them, so she can't reach them, since they are poisonous for her. At least she's not a cat, like mine is, who is wild for my husband's menthols. She acts like they are catnip and rubs her head on them and leaves tiny pincer bites all over them. It is so weird!
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try taking some folic acid vitamens if you want your nails to grow faster.
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Girls have nails to be broken. Keeps them from worrying about other things
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Try a doctor, the nail salon will just "solve the problem" by putting some nail polish on it or something
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Please, follow the doc's advice. Keep regular follow up appointments and do not try at home procedures. You must trust the doctor and follow his/her advice. If you do not believe the doctor is doing all possible or doubt the treatment, seek a second licensed physician. Your daughters health and well being is worth more than receiving hazardous advice from public sources. I am a RN and would not consider giving advice for at home procedures...Let alone those who are unlicensed. Seek a podiatrist.
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I have never heard of this happening. I had one with my first child, they stitched it up and it healed, I never had problems with it after that. She might want to go to a different doc cause it seems like something wasn't done right.
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Likely happens due to static electricity grabing the hair.  All the rubbing on the front likely creates the force and the weak her likely slips off.
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if they are not older than 3 years, then use bio oil on them. i think that works.
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Not too much to worry about.\n\nYoung children who get scraped while playing, tend to re-injure that area.\n\nA Two year old is a very active age....No need to remind you of that...smiles.\n\nBefore you put your child to sleep, put a topical antibiotic Ointment on the wound, Cover the wound with a large bandage and and use adhesive tape around the bandage.\n\nChange the bandage in the Morning and continue this process for a few more days.\n\nIf you do not see any improvement, call your Physician for a consult. The Physician will examine the child or call in an Antibiotic to your local Pharmacy.\n\nGood Luck.................. Billy\n\nParent with Medical Training.
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I had one when I was a teen. My doctor froze it off with liquid nitrogen. I was afraid it would hurt and wouldn't let him do it for like a year. Then, I was soo uncomfortable, I finally let them. It didn;t hurt and healed up so you can't even tell anything was ever there. \n\nI wouold recomend freezing it off now, before your daughter spends too much time limping around.