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My daughter has a nail that is regrowing from a half way point in the nail bed. it was never damaged so i don't know how it happened or how to treat?
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Onychomadesis: Your daughter most likely had what is called onychomadesis. Most likely causes include: drug sensitivity febrile illness hand, foot and mouth disease poor nutrition trauma.
Answered 9/15/2012
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