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I have nail pitting in a few nails. no family history of psoriasis and never had skin lesions. i wash my hands too frequently. what could it be?
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it could be a vitamin or calcium deficiency. See your doctor for a definitive diagnosis. Good Luck
Answered 3/19/2021
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