Everybody wants to look their best, and right nail care is an essential part of grooming. So, nails should be regularly bathed, buffed, filed, clipped, sniped and smoothed. You can also know the state of your general health by the distinct appearances of spots, lines, and patches, on your nails. Known as
Leukonychia punctata in medical language, white spots are observed more commonly among women, and young people. There are many causes of white spots on the nails. It can be due to fungal or bacterial infections, trauma, nutritional deficiencies, or some underlying disease. Faulty keratinization or process of nail formation can also cause white spots on nails. Sometimes, allergy to nail polish, nail polish remover, nail hardener, or manicure can also lead to white spots on the nails. Occasionally, these spots fade away on their own and, at the most, take a few weeks to disappear or grow out completely. If you have spots on your nails, and want to get rid of them, read the article below for few tips.
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