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My nails are removing themselves from my nail bed?
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Fingernail ?'s: Separation of nails from the nail bed can be associated with fungal infections, and hypertension. Get a referral from your primary physician for a dermatologist to make the appropriate diagnosis.
Answered 12/9/2020
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