Negl som deler seg i to!

[AnonymBruker]

Siden i vinter har den ene tommelfingerneglen vokst med at den deler seg i to på midten (i høyden) - altså ikke rett over. Vanskelig å forklare, men samtidig som den vokser så er det altså en stor sprekk på midten av neglen.

Jeg spurte legen og hun sa det er normalt fordi jeg har så tørre hender om vinteren...

Noen som har vært med på likende? det er faktisk litt vondt og jeg har funnet ut at eneste måten å gjøre det på er konstant å holde neglen filt ned så mye som mulig så den ikke "stikker ut" for da henger jo hår og div seg fast mellom neglen. Fakgisk så kan man bøye på hver side og ser da at den deler seg .

Noen tips/råd eller noen som har opplevd dette? Vil det aldri ta slutt liksom?

Anonymkode: 99d57...62a

[Honey Dew]

Jeg har ikke opplevd dette, men gå på apoteket og kjøp en ultragod håndkrem som du bruker flere ganger om dagen. Du kan også forsøke Spenol

[AnonymBruker]

Kunne du fått lagt ut et bilde av neglen? Synes ikke dette høres helt normalt ut. Jeg har ødelagt negleroten etter en brannskade men nelen deler seg ikke i to. 

Anonymkode: 36698...494

[AnonymBruker]

12 minutter siden, AnonymBruker skrev:

Kunne du fått lagt ut et bilde av neglen? Synes ikke dette høres helt normalt ut. Jeg har ødelagt negleroten etter en brannskade men nelen deler seg ikke i to. 

Anonymkode: 36698...494

Ble et skikkelig dårlig bilde dessverre! Men kanskje det går an å se hvordan den deler seg på midten? Har også lagt klar lakk på neglen for å få den til å "holde seg sammen"... ekkelt!

Anonymkode: 99d57...62a

[AnonymBruker]

18 minutter siden, Honey Dew skrev:

Jeg har ikke opplevd dette, men gå på apoteket og kjøp en ultragod håndkrem som du bruker flere ganger om dagen. Du kan også forsøke Spenol

Hei,

Jeg har prøvd nesten alt av kremer og det eneste som hjelper om vinteren er de jeg får på resept. Ellers i året bruker jeg Ahawa som jeg etter 12 år har funnet ut funker best for meg.

Anonymkode: 99d57...62a

[AnonymBruker]

sopp?

Anonymkode: 76ccc...f88

[AnonymBruker]

3 minutter siden, AnonymBruker skrev:

sopp?

Anonymkode: 76ccc...f88

Nei.

Anonymkode: 99d57...62a

[AnonymBruker]

5 timer siden, AnonymBruker skrev:

Ble et skikkelig dårlig bilde dessverre! Men kanskje det går an å se hvordan den deler seg på midten? Har også lagt klar lakk på neglen for å få den til å "holde seg sammen"... ekkelt!

Anonymkode: 99d57...62a

Takk for bldet. Dette ser ut på en måte det var umulig å forstå på bakgrunn av din beskrivelse. 

Og ja, jeg synes det selr ille/plagsomt ut. Du har litt av det samme som jeg har en boblete negl. Leger har forklart at det kommer av at negleroten min ble skadet da jeg brant meg og at det ikke er noe å gjøre noe med. Men din negl som er så delt på midten bør du nesten få vurdert av en hudlege. Den henger seg vel opp i klær og annet og dermed er irriterende? Prøv om fastlegen kn henvise deg til en hudpoliklinikk. Et mulig forslag kan være å,trekke neglen for å se om den da vil "oppføre seg" når den vokser ut igjen. Jeg vil og tro at dette er en interessant og uvanlig negl for hudleger flest? Kortison kan og være en mulig behandling.

Og dere som gjetter på sopp, da angripes neglen på en helt annen måte. 

Er det bare denne ene neglen eller er det flere nabofingre? 

Anonymkode: 36698...494

[Gjest Peanut]

Jeg er litt sånn interessert i negler og deres helse så leser meg opp. Kan det være Onychorrhexis? 

 

Onychoschisis or lamellar dystrophy is a condition that causes horizontal splits within the nail plate. Nail splitting is often seen together with onychorrhexis – long-wise (longitudinal) splitting or ridging of the nail plate – and these 2 diseases together are called "brittle nail syndrome."

This medical condition usually affects people who are suffering from medical disorders such as:

Bulimia

This is a medical condition that usually affects young women who are depressed after eating in excess and then feel guilty because they cannot control their diet and keep their weight under control

Hypothyroidism

This is a glandular disorder that is the result of a deficiency of the production of thyroid hormone

Anemia – having a lack of red blood cells in your bloodstream

Anorexia nervosa

This is another medical condition in which the person is obsessed with their weight and despite being emaciated has the delusion of being too fat.

Nail polish removers – this can cause onychorrhexis if use too much nail polish remover.

Psoriasis

This is a chronic medical condition that affects your skin and is characterized by the appearance of red rashes over the surface of your skin.

 

Other causes:

• Being exposed to cold weather or cold water for prolonged periods of time
• Having your hands in soap and water excessively such as someone who washes dishes for a living
• Injury or trauma to your nails. It could be one or repeated injuries to your nails
• Malnutrition
• Exposure to strong solvents and chemicals
• Nails tapping repeatedly against a keyboard
• Dehydration or not drinking enough water
• Genetic disposition to onychorrhexis

 

Diagnosis

It is not hard to diagnosis onychorrhexis and is detected usually by physically observing our nails by your physician. To rule out any other underlying medical conditions like hypothyroidism your physician may order a test to check your thyroid hormone production level and blood tests.

 

Treatment

How onychorrhexis is treated depends on what the underlying cause is. Once your physician has made an accurate diagnosis of onychorrhexis they will then decide on what treatment to use. Once treatment is started the symptoms will start to disappear in a few days.

Some of the ways that onychorrhexis can be treated can include:

• If it is because of continual exposure to water and/or chemicals, or dry and/or cold temperatures wear protective gloves
• Limit the frequency and amount of time your hands are exposed to soap and water. You should also make sure that the water is not too hot
• Use a hand moisturizer lotion that contains natural plant oils
• Make sure that you are eating a nutritious diet
• If it is because of an eating disorder like bulimia you may need to seek counseling to help you with these psychological medical conditions
• Take a multivitamin that contains iron, vitamins A and C, niacin, and calcium to help them grow out strong and healthy
• Mixing a few drops of vitamin E and a teaspoon of melaleuca and massaging the skin around the nails will help stop the nail fungus causing onychorrhexis and help your nails grow stronger
• Dip your nails in a mixture of equal parts fresh lemon juice and argan tree oil for twenty minutes two times a day
• Dip your nails in vegetable oil to help replenish the water that you lose when you are using your hands for constant washing.
• Use nail polishes that are fortified with vitamins and minerals to increase your nail health
• Heat a fourth cup of olive oil and blend it with a half cup beer and equal amount of cider vinegar. Soak your nails in this mixture for twenty minutes once or twice a day
• If you work on a computer all day keep your nails trimmed short
• When using nail polish remover use the mild varieties and avoid ones that contain strong chemicals

[skruf]

Får du i deg nok kalsium?

[AnonymBruker]

13 minutter siden, Peanut skrev:

Jeg er litt sånn interessert i negler og deres helse så leser meg opp. Kan det være Onychorrhexis? 

 

Onychoschisis or lamellar dystrophy is a condition that causes horizontal splits within the nail plate. Nail splitting is often seen together with onychorrhexis – long-wise (longitudinal) splitting or ridging of the nail plate – and these 2 diseases together are called "brittle nail syndrome."

This medical condition usually affects people who are suffering from medical disorders such as:

Bulimia

This is a medical condition that usually affects young women who are depressed after eating in excess and then feel guilty because they cannot control their diet and keep their weight under control

Hypothyroidism

This is a glandular disorder that is the result of a deficiency of the production of thyroid hormone

Anemia – having a lack of red blood cells in your bloodstream

Anorexia nervosa

This is another medical condition in which the person is obsessed with their weight and despite being emaciated has the delusion of being too fat.

Nail polish removers – this can cause onychorrhexis if use too much nail polish remover.

Psoriasis

This is a chronic medical condition that affects your skin and is characterized by the appearance of red rashes over the surface of your skin.

 

Other causes:

• Being exposed to cold weather or cold water for prolonged periods of time
• Having your hands in soap and water excessively such as someone who washes dishes for a living
• Injury or trauma to your nails. It could be one or repeated injuries to your nails
• Malnutrition
• Exposure to strong solvents and chemicals
• Nails tapping repeatedly against a keyboard
• Dehydration or not drinking enough water
• Genetic disposition to onychorrhexis

 

Diagnosis

It is not hard to diagnosis onychorrhexis and is detected usually by physically observing our nails by your physician. To rule out any other underlying medical conditions like hypothyroidism your physician may order a test to check your thyroid hormone production level and blood tests.

 

Treatment

How onychorrhexis is treated depends on what the underlying cause is. Once your physician has made an accurate diagnosis of onychorrhexis they will then decide on what treatment to use. Once treatment is started the symptoms will start to disappear in a few days.

Some of the ways that onychorrhexis can be treated can include:

• If it is because of continual exposure to water and/or chemicals, or dry and/or cold temperatures wear protective gloves
• Limit the frequency and amount of time your hands are exposed to soap and water. You should also make sure that the water is not too hot
• Use a hand moisturizer lotion that contains natural plant oils
• Make sure that you are eating a nutritious diet
• If it is because of an eating disorder like bulimia you may need to seek counseling to help you with these psychological medical conditions
• Take a multivitamin that contains iron, vitamins A and C, niacin, and calcium to help them grow out strong and healthy
• Mixing a few drops of vitamin E and a teaspoon of melaleuca and massaging the skin around the nails will help stop the nail fungus causing onychorrhexis and help your nails grow stronger
• Dip your nails in a mixture of equal parts fresh lemon juice and argan tree oil for twenty minutes two times a day
• Dip your nails in vegetable oil to help replenish the water that you lose when you are using your hands for constant washing.
• Use nail polishes that are fortified with vitamins and minerals to increase your nail health
• Heat a fourth cup of olive oil and blend it with a half cup beer and equal amount of cider vinegar. Soak your nails in this mixture for twenty minutes once or twice a day
• If you work on a computer all day keep your nails trimmed short
• When using nail polish remover use the mild varieties and avoid ones that contain strong chemicals

 

9 minutter siden, skruf skrev:

Får du i deg nok kalsium?

Slik jeg har forstått ts så gjelder dette en -  altså  - 1 - , negl av totalt 20 negler på en vanlig menneskekropp. Hvordan får dere det til å passe inn i det dere da har postet til svar? 

Anonymkode: 36698...494

[skruf]

Et øyeblikk siden, AnonymBruker skrev:

 

Slik jeg har forstått ts så gjelder dette en -  altså  - 1 - , negl av totalt 20 negler på en vanlig menneskekropp. Hvordan får dere det til å passe inn i det dere da har postet til svar? 

Anonymkode: 36698...494

Det kan jo i teorien være at ts har skadet negleroten på et eller annet tidspunkt. Da kan neglen oppføre seg rart når den vokser ut. 

Ts; har du noen ganger støpt negler? Altså sånn akryl eller gelenegler? Jeg gjorde det en gang og neglen på langfingeren ble helt merkelig etter at jeg fjernet akrylneglene. Neglen splittet seg opp og var veldig myk. Tok meg et år før den ble normal igjen. 

[Gjest Peanut]

3 minutter siden, AnonymBruker skrev:

 

Slik jeg har forstått ts så gjelder dette en -  altså  - 1 - , negl av totalt 20 negler på en vanlig menneskekropp. Hvordan får dere det til å passe inn i det dere da har postet til svar? 

Anonymkode: 36698...494

Fordi den typen jeg beskriver ofte sees på tommelfingeren(e) 😌

[Honey Dew]

5 timer siden, Peanut skrev:

Jeg er litt sånn interessert i negler og deres helse så leser meg opp. Kan det være Onychorrhexis? 

 

Onychoschisis or lamellar dystrophy is a condition that causes horizontal splits within the nail plate. Nail splitting is often seen together with onychorrhexis – long-wise (longitudinal) splitting or ridging of the nail plate – and these 2 diseases together are called "brittle nail syndrome."

This medical condition usually affects people who are suffering from medical disorders such as:

Bulimia

This is a medical condition that usually affects young women who are depressed after eating in excess and then feel guilty because they cannot control their diet and keep their weight under control

Hypothyroidism

This is a glandular disorder that is the result of a deficiency of the production of thyroid hormone

Anemia – having a lack of red blood cells in your bloodstream

Anorexia nervosa

This is another medical condition in which the person is obsessed with their weight and despite being emaciated has the delusion of being too fat.

Nail polish removers – this can cause onychorrhexis if use too much nail polish remover.

Psoriasis

This is a chronic medical condition that affects your skin and is characterized by the appearance of red rashes over the surface of your skin.

 

Other causes:

• Being exposed to cold weather or cold water for prolonged periods of time
• Having your hands in soap and water excessively such as someone who washes dishes for a living
• Injury or trauma to your nails. It could be one or repeated injuries to your nails
• Malnutrition
• Exposure to strong solvents and chemicals
• Nails tapping repeatedly against a keyboard
• Dehydration or not drinking enough water
• Genetic disposition to onychorrhexis

 

Diagnosis

It is not hard to diagnosis onychorrhexis and is detected usually by physically observing our nails by your physician. To rule out any other underlying medical conditions like hypothyroidism your physician may order a test to check your thyroid hormone production level and blood tests.

 

Treatment

How onychorrhexis is treated depends on what the underlying cause is. Once your physician has made an accurate diagnosis of onychorrhexis they will then decide on what treatment to use. Once treatment is started the symptoms will start to disappear in a few days.

Some of the ways that onychorrhexis can be treated can include:

• If it is because of continual exposure to water and/or chemicals, or dry and/or cold temperatures wear protective gloves
• Limit the frequency and amount of time your hands are exposed to soap and water. You should also make sure that the water is not too hot
• Use a hand moisturizer lotion that contains natural plant oils
• Make sure that you are eating a nutritious diet
• If it is because of an eating disorder like bulimia you may need to seek counseling to help you with these psychological medical conditions
• Take a multivitamin that contains iron, vitamins A and C, niacin, and calcium to help them grow out strong and healthy
• Mixing a few drops of vitamin E and a teaspoon of melaleuca and massaging the skin around the nails will help stop the nail fungus causing onychorrhexis and help your nails grow stronger
• Dip your nails in a mixture of equal parts fresh lemon juice and argan tree oil for twenty minutes two times a day
• Dip your nails in vegetable oil to help replenish the water that you lose when you are using your hands for constant washing.
• Use nail polishes that are fortified with vitamins and minerals to increase your nail health
• Heat a fourth cup of olive oil and blend it with a half cup beer and equal amount of cider vinegar. Soak your nails in this mixture for twenty minutes once or twice a day
• If you work on a computer all day keep your nails trimmed short
• When using nail polish remover use the mild varieties and avoid ones that contain strong chemicals

Nå deler jo neglen seg vertikalt da. Ikke horisontalt

[AnonymBruker]

11 timer siden, AnonymBruker skrev:

Takk for bldet. Dette ser ut på en måte det var umulig å forstå på bakgrunn av din beskrivelse. 

Og ja, jeg synes det selr ille/plagsomt ut. Du har litt av det samme som jeg har en boblete negl. Leger har forklart at det kommer av at negleroten min ble skadet da jeg brant meg og at det ikke er noe å gjøre noe med. Men din negl som er så delt på midten bør du nesten få vurdert av en hudlege. Den henger seg vel opp i klær og annet og dermed er irriterende? Prøv om fastlegen kn henvise deg til en hudpoliklinikk. Et mulig forslag kan være å,trekke neglen for å se om den da vil "oppføre seg" når den vokser ut igjen. Jeg vil og tro at dette er en interessant og uvanlig negl for hudleger flest? Kortison kan og være en mulig behandling.

Og dere som gjetter på sopp, da angripes neglen på en helt annen måte. 

Er det bare denne ene neglen eller er det flere nabofingre? 

Anonymkode: 36698...494

TS her. Det er ikke verdens undergang men bittelitt plagsomt ja. Og siden det virker å ikke ta noen ende - altså neglen vokser fortsatt opp med denne splittingen i midten, og det har den gjort siden i høst.

Det var i forbindelse med besøk på hudpoliklinikken på Rikshospitalet jeg spurte legen hva dette var for noe. Da hadde det bare vokst ca. halvveis opp og var enda ikke noe jeg brydde meg så mye om. Legen svarte veldig kort og "enkelt", at det er ikke uvanlig fordi jeg har problemer med veldig tørre hender på vinterstid.
Jeg spurte ikke noe mer der og da for jeg tenkte ikke over det, og trodde vel det var noe forbipasserende. Det var vel ikke en prioritet da.

Jeg var hos hudlege grunnet en annen hudsykdom som ikke er relatert til dette i noen av innleggene over. Jeg har hidradenitis suppurativa.

Ja, det er kun på den venstre tommelen. Ikke tegn til dette noen andre steder.

Anonymkode: 99d57...62a

[AnonymBruker]

6 timer siden, Peanut skrev:

Jeg er litt sånn interessert i negler og deres helse så leser meg opp. Kan det være Onychorrhexis? 

 

Onychoschisis or lamellar dystrophy is a condition that causes horizontal splits within the nail plate. Nail splitting is often seen together with onychorrhexis – long-wise (longitudinal) splitting or ridging of the nail plate – and these 2 diseases together are called "brittle nail syndrome."

This medical condition usually affects people who are suffering from medical disorders such as:

Bulimia

This is a medical condition that usually affects young women who are depressed after eating in excess and then feel guilty because they cannot control their diet and keep their weight under control

Hypothyroidism

This is a glandular disorder that is the result of a deficiency of the production of thyroid hormone

Anemia – having a lack of red blood cells in your bloodstream

Anorexia nervosa

This is another medical condition in which the person is obsessed with their weight and despite being emaciated has the delusion of being too fat.

Nail polish removers – this can cause onychorrhexis if use too much nail polish remover.

Psoriasis

This is a chronic medical condition that affects your skin and is characterized by the appearance of red rashes over the surface of your skin.

 

Other causes:

• Being exposed to cold weather or cold water for prolonged periods of time
• Having your hands in soap and water excessively such as someone who washes dishes for a living
• Injury or trauma to your nails. It could be one or repeated injuries to your nails
• Malnutrition
• Exposure to strong solvents and chemicals
• Nails tapping repeatedly against a keyboard
• Dehydration or not drinking enough water
• Genetic disposition to onychorrhexis

 

Diagnosis

It is not hard to diagnosis onychorrhexis and is detected usually by physically observing our nails by your physician. To rule out any other underlying medical conditions like hypothyroidism your physician may order a test to check your thyroid hormone production level and blood tests.

 

Treatment

How onychorrhexis is treated depends on what the underlying cause is. Once your physician has made an accurate diagnosis of onychorrhexis they will then decide on what treatment to use. Once treatment is started the symptoms will start to disappear in a few days.

Some of the ways that onychorrhexis can be treated can include:

• If it is because of continual exposure to water and/or chemicals, or dry and/or cold temperatures wear protective gloves
• Limit the frequency and amount of time your hands are exposed to soap and water. You should also make sure that the water is not too hot
• Use a hand moisturizer lotion that contains natural plant oils
• Make sure that you are eating a nutritious diet
• If it is because of an eating disorder like bulimia you may need to seek counseling to help you with these psychological medical conditions
• Take a multivitamin that contains iron, vitamins A and C, niacin, and calcium to help them grow out strong and healthy
• Mixing a few drops of vitamin E and a teaspoon of melaleuca and massaging the skin around the nails will help stop the nail fungus causing onychorrhexis and help your nails grow stronger
• Dip your nails in a mixture of equal parts fresh lemon juice and argan tree oil for twenty minutes two times a day
• Dip your nails in vegetable oil to help replenish the water that you lose when you are using your hands for constant washing.
• Use nail polishes that are fortified with vitamins and minerals to increase your nail health
• Heat a fourth cup of olive oil and blend it with a half cup beer and equal amount of cider vinegar. Soak your nails in this mixture for twenty minutes once or twice a day
• If you work on a computer all day keep your nails trimmed short
• When using nail polish remover use the mild varieties and avoid ones that contain strong chemicals

Har ingen av diagnosene. Tvert om har jeg høyt (ikke lavt) stoffskifte.

Bruker aldri normalt neglelakk. Har som nevnt tørre hender om vinteren og får krem for dette. Om sommeren ikke noe problem.

Anonymkode: 99d57...62a

[AnonymBruker]

6 timer siden, skruf skrev:

Det kan jo i teorien være at ts har skadet negleroten på et eller annet tidspunkt. Da kan neglen oppføre seg rart når den vokser ut. 

Ts; har du noen ganger støpt negler? Altså sånn akryl eller gelenegler? Jeg gjorde det en gang og neglen på langfingeren ble helt merkelig etter at jeg fjernet akrylneglene. Neglen splittet seg opp og var veldig myk. Tok meg et år før den ble normal igjen. 

Aldri brukt støpte negler. Har alltid hatt ekstremt sterke negler. Lange også (hvis jeg ønsker). Aldri bitt negler.

Jeg kan ikke huske at jeg har skadet neglen/fingeren heller - da vile det vel vært vondt vil jeg tro?

Og ja - jeg får i meg nok kalsium. Tar til og med tilskudd av kalsium siden jeg hadde et lite hjerteinfarkt for noen år siden.

Går på medisiner: blodfortynnende og for høyt blodtrykk. Ettersom hva jeg har sjekket har ingen av medisinene denne bi-virkningen.

Setter forøvrig pris på at dere er engasjerte! Tusen takk!

TS

Anonymkode: 99d57...62a

[Gjest Peanut]

3 timer siden, Honey Dew skrev:

Nå deler jo neglen seg vertikalt da. Ikke horisontalt

Vel, det jeg beskrev ser sånn ut:

altså vertikalt og ikke horisontalt. 😌

Beau's Lines er for eksempel horisontal:

Vertikale er jo dem som ofte kommer ved alder, genetikk, tørre negler, stress, diabetes for eksempel. Jeg kan for eksempel få Onycholysis på lille-, og ringfinger hvis jeg filer dem litt for mye oppå. >_<

Man har og noe som heter "Hellers fir tree" (Median Canaliform Dystrophy of Heller). 

 

Ellers er det selvklart at det er brukere her inne som vet mer enn meg. Jeg har bare gått på nettet for å finne årsaker til slike ting fordi legene jeg har gått til ikke har visst. 

Endret 25. juni 2016 av Peanut
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