My nails and feet are turning pink and when I shower pink stuff comes off why is that??? does anyone know?
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Are you wearing pink gloves or socks? There's a good chance it could be coming from something you're wearing. It could also be from using pink furniture.
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You should make an appointment with your doctor to have it looked at.\n\nIt could be from something as harmless as a blunt trauma to the toe, which often takes a while to work itself out and effect the nails.\n\nBut it could also be a symptom of some more serious problem or fungus.
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Drugstores usually have a treatment for this. It's lke nail polish, only the taste is horrible. Use it daily and KEEP using it as your nails begin to grow. You could also try wearing gloves. It may look goofy, but it will help.
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Try looking for clear nail polish that gives your nails calcium and strength. A careful diet also helps to strengthen your nails. Maybe even get pedicures. It may help!
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I am so glad you asked.\nEpson salt and really hot water-soak your infected foot. If you get them concurrently like I had in the past, go to the podiatrist, have him to a procedure on you that consists of numbing your toe up, cutting the nail off, jabbing huge q-tips with a chemical called phenyll on them down  into your  sides of the toe, and wrapping them up and wabam, ur done. Umm, I made that sounds REALLY painnful, but it is not at all, I watched the whole thing conscious, but then again, I was numbed up. Have fun, andif  you have any further questions email me at lawguy04_1984@hotmail.com... :-)
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The white spots in your nails are a lack of calcium. If you take calcium or drink something calcium in there they usually go away after awhile.
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This can also be a zinc deficiency. No matter what kind of deficency it is, just take a good multivitamin.\n\n Make sure that you take a good multivitamin, and in a few weeks check the tops of your nails again, as it takes a few weeks for the nails to grow out.\n\nIf you're still having problems after a few weeks/months with your nails go to your doctor about it, and he can help you with it. \n\nBut it's probably just a nutritional thing.
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Fungus on Toe nails\n\nYou may want to try Tea Tree Oil on your nails (with a bandage), an essential oil from an ancient Australian kind tree. These oils are part of the immune system of the plants, which also have to prevent the microorganisms, such as fungi, to feel invited. These microorganisms only thrive in other beings, when the immune system of these beings is down. When the immune system, which includes our life energy, is strong, no bacteria, virus or fungus can even come close. They are repelled by our life energy like raindrops from a  rain coat! This can be seen on Tesla-Kirlian life-energy photographs, made with an electric camera.\n\nYou may also want to check your pH (urine and saliva) with pH paper from the health food store. The pH paper measures the acid/alkaline balance. In my experience the pH of urine and saliva should be 7.5 at all times.\n\nIf it is not, all kinds of unnatural events can happen, called diseases. \n\nAn alkaline-forming diet is helpful to keep our immune system in good shape, as is Dinshah Color MedicineTM, which is easy to learn.\n\nYou may want to get Silicea, a homeopathic tissue salt, to support your immune system. Place 4 pills and an ounce of water in a dropper bottle, shake and take a drop or two under your tongue very often (may be every few minutes) until the condition gets better. Then less often but at least 5 times a day (about every two hours) to keep up the healing energy.\n\nOur body is self-cleansing by nature, when we give it the right fuel: in the form of alkaline-forming food, or as energy with essential oils, or Dinshah colors.\n\nHappy sandal season!\nCordially, India.Magica
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It is most likely fungus. Some of those fungal infections are very hard to get rid of. The fungus just lives there, on your feet, in your nails.
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If you can you should go see a specialist. I'm not a doctor but you may have Onychomycosis. This is a fungal infection of the finger or toe nails. I have had this condition and it's curable. I used LAMISIL, I'm sure you have seen the commercials on TV. This is very expensive at this time till generic version comes out. I think it was around $14 a tablet taken once a day. I had insurance cover it (phew). It basically passes through your body to your nails and kills the fungus and grows new health nails. The therapy takes several months.\n\nI have spoken to a doctor that said it will not reoccur and it has. He gave me some solution to use daily but didn't work. I've spoken to another and said that it will not kill me but your nails will look unattractive. I'm still trying to decide if I should take Lamisil again. I'm hesitant because it seems to have side effects to the liver. Read about the side effects. You need to get a blood test before taking it. There are tons of home remedy but I and many people on a medical forum have not found one that works, including bleach, vinegar, and nail polish to name a few.\n\nI have noticed that my nails have become dry and less glossy over the years. I think the oil treatment helps. Oil displaces water. Fungus needs water (moisture). I'm trying this now.\n\nI'm a Scuba instructor and I am constantly wet. I may always have this condition but yours may be curable.\n\nCheck these sites for more information. There are many sites on the subject.\n\nhttp://www.coolnurse.com/nail_fungus.htm\nhttp://www.mayoclinic.com/health/nail-fungus/DS00084\n\nGood luck to ya!
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I use ordinary dish soap and hot water.  If it is under your nails, a scrub brush can get that.
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Oh that hurts , my friend has the psoriasis of the skin and  bones , and she has the same thing happen to her nails but I heave never ever seen her like cut it or anything like that . Why don't you go to your DR. and see what the best thing would be . Just because it is painful.
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u have to see do u have any other sign or not ....in fact as a G.P i would like to ask u to visit a dermatologist i dont wanna give u bad feeling but pitting can be a sign of some disease (not bad one but its better to find them soon then u can stop them sooner)if it just in one or 2 nails maybe it cuz by truma or any stress but if all ur nails have this ,then maybe its a sign of psoriasis ...in fact thats not a bad disease and usually have this piting with others signs but cuz one of the symptom of psoriasis back to some kind of arthritis its better of u see a dermatologist or a rhomatologist....and one other thing is cuz by dermatofits thats kind of fungus and of course need treatment...
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My guess it is a fungus. Try asking your dermatologist. They should know. Or, if you get your nails done, your nail stylist may also know. Good luck.
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Mine are usually painted black or silver. Sometimes black with silver glitter over it.  Rarely, blood red.  I LOVE having any and all parts of my feet massaged and LOVE to have my toenails painted for me!
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First try soap, and warm water\nif it doesn't work, try fingernail polish!!\n\nworked for me last year!!
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try acetone nail polish remover... \nsee if that wks\nif not ur S.O.L.