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A member asked:
My nails have flattened out over the last 2 months. they are still strong and pink colored. why are they no longer rounded?
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Vitamins: Nail changes often indicate changes in vitamin levels. A multivitamin may be of help. If the problem persists, going to your doctor to have your levels checked may be of use. Hope this helps!
Answered 6/20/2016
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