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A member asked:
The past 5 years or so i have noticed speratic hemorrhage splinters under 1 or 2 of my fingernails. not from injury or known endocarditis. any advice?
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Splinter: hemorrhages, until your nails may be related to underlying medical issues. Please make an appointment for a comprehensive physical exam with blood and cardiac testing.
Answered 7/17/2015
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