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2. What is nail psoriasis, and how can I treat it? - American...

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   Treatment you apply to your nails: This can be helpful when nail psoriasis is mild, early (just starting), or affecting a few nails. Nails grow slowly, so you’ll need to apply these treatments for at least six months, often once or twice a day. Because nail psoriasis can be stubborn, you may need to use more than one treatment.

3. Nail Psoriasis: What It Is, Causes, Nail Pitting, Treatment

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   If your nail psoriasis makes you feel self-conscious or embarrassed, you may gently buff your nails and apply nail polish to hide any pits or discoloration and improve your nails’ appearance. However, avoid using fake nails.

4. Nail Psoriasis: Pictures, Symptoms, and Treatments - Healthline

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   Many people with psoriasis develop nail changes, such as pitting, nail bed separation, and discoloration. Learn the symptoms and how to treat them.

5. 13 Tips for Treating Nail Psoriasis, Straight From Dermatologists...

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   How to Treat Nail Psoriasis. 01of 13. Keep Your Nails Short. Since nail psoriasis causes nails to break easily, Patel says it's best to keep nails short to prevent them from cracking unevenly, which could potentially cause more discomfort. 02of 13. Don't Bite Your Nails.

6. 3 Ways to Get Rid of Psoriasis on Your Nails - wikiHow Health

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   How to Get Rid of Psoriasis on Your Nails. methods. 1 Treating Nail Psoriasis. 2 Caring for Your Nails. 3 Preventing Further Damage. Other Sections. Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. References. Medically reviewed by Sarah Gehrke, RN, MS. Last Updated: August 6, 2024 References.

7. 7 nail-care tips that can reduce nail psoriasis - American...

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   To help patients get the best results from treatment for nail psoriasis and reduce flare-ups, dermatologists recommend the following: Keep your nails short. This helps prevent nails from lifting off of fingers and toes. It can also help prevent buildup under the nails—a common problem with nail psoriasis.