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Do Some Of You Have Weird Nails?

A myPCOSteam Member asked a question 💭
Rotterdam, NL

Yesterday i discovered that my toenails are doing some weird thing. The new part of the nail is very hard, has ridges and is higher than the rest of the nail. I read it could have multiple things it could come from, like thyroid, diabetes and a heartattack. As those sometimes come in pcos, not the heartattack, but you know blood pressure from stress and all. Pictue is in the next bit, so i dont shock people.

January 10
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A myPCOSteam Member

I know what it is now, beau's lines. Some kind of trauma happend and this is the result. My 2 toes next to it have it too.

March 10
A myPCOSteam Member

When i made the picture, i thought man they are ugly. I had surgery years ago and they did it wrong. I allways have had difficulties with my big toes, but not like this. I read they grow 0.03 a day, so this must be 30 day. The only things i changed was buying and training on a rowing machine and using coconutoil when i fry stuff

January 10

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