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Can you please list the systemic causes of vertical cracks in toenails on multiple toes? these types of cracks don't go away on their own.
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Cracks in nails: Usually more indicative of some form of trauma. Not a disease process. Vitamin deficiencies can weaken the nails they become very brittle and crack easier. Vitamin D deficiency.
Answered 7/30/2018
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