See MD/dermatologist: You may have a fungal infection of your nails or other causes. Sometimes calcium and vitamin deficiencies cause changes in the nail or hair. There are other medical conditions and autoimmune diseases that affect the nail beds. If you have access to a dermatologist, that’s the most direct route. Your primary care MD May also be able to diagnose and treat
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