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My nails are always pink and a bit violet in the base. does it indicate a heart problem?
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Possibly: What you're describing could be cyanosis, but that would be from a congenital heart condition that's usually not subtle. Discuss with your provider and consider obtaining and echocardiogram.
Answered 5/16/2015
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