Bijele mrljice na noktima

[Sreca najveca]

ili ispod.

Čega su one znak? Što je s onom pričom o nedostatku mliječnog?

[olja]

daaaaavno sam i ja postavila isto pitanje:
http://www.mameibebe.biz.hr/phpBB2/view ... ilit=mrlj*
i nisam ništa pametnija

[Sreca najveca]

našla sam taj topic, ali ga nisam mogla dignut

ma Ivona mi to ima konstantno već mjesecima, kad jedna prođe (izraste s noktom), evo druge. i to na par noktiju. pa me eto zanima jer ne bih rekla da joj fali kalcija.

[Crazy Daisy]

svojedobno mi je jedan liječnik riješio misterij bijelih mrlja. kaže da to nema nikakve veze s pomanjkanjem ičega, već su to jednostavno male ozljede nokta. klinci ruju, kvrckaju, lupkaju i pri tome dolazi do oštećenja na noktu, pa na tom mjestu nokat pobijeli.

meni skroz logično

[Masha]

ma ne znam da je to baš od povreda nokta
ja ih imam povremeno, a čitala sam negdje da je to jedan od simptoma nedostatka cinka u organizmu.

[lara.b]

Meni je rečeno da mi fali cinka i b vitamina.

Sumnjam da je samo oštećenje u pitanju. Ne bih rekla da mm ili ja oštetimo nokte..a i nama se to periodično javlja.
Nedavno sam imala po par bijelih mrlja na svakom noktu, listali su se očajno, a sad ih gledam i vidim svega 2 mrlje + su sasvim dobri (čak lijepi).
Pijem doduše svašta nešto izmixano, pa je možda i od toga poboljšanje

[lara.b]

Masha, pisale smo u isto vrijeme...i o istom.

[Crazy Daisy]

There are many myths surrounding those mysterious white spots on fingernails that occasionally show up, but the simple truth is that the majority of white spots on fingernails are caused by a previous injury to the nail bed. They can be loosely compared to bruises on the skin.

If you notice white spots, also known as leukonychia, on your nails, they unlikely to have been caused by a vitamin or mineral deficiency. In a few cases, white spots on fingernails can indicate an underlying infection, but much more commonly, they are the result of injury. Similar to bruising, white spots on fingernails do not show up immediately. It may take several days or weeks before you notice the spots. Because they are generally the result of a minor injury, you are likely to have forgotten all about banging your fingernail against the car door.

White spots on fingernails are usually not the result of serious injury to the nail, such as being hit with a hammer, which would more likely result in dark blue to black spots and possible necrosis or death of the nail tissue. Fingernails grow at an average rate of half an inch per month, so most visible injuries to the nail take about eight weeks to grow out completely. Sometimes, white spots on fingernails fade before they completely grow out.

[lara.b]

Ma ne mo'š povrijedit svaki nokat!
Meni je prije koji mjesec baš svaki bio pun bijelih fleka.
malom isto.
Sad je pak kod mene stanje bolje ali mali i muž imaju brdo njih.
Nije to samo tako.
Treba to malo detaljnije ispitat.
Tko je pisao ovo što si stavila?

[lara.b]

Evo recimo ovo...
(našla na netu)

Causes of Leukonychia

Greek language defines whiteness of nails as Leukonychia, as Leuko implies white and Onyx refers to nails in this language. There are many causes of appearance of this disorder on nails as mentioned below:

* The revelation of nails to extremely cold weather conditions or chilled water may contribute towards Leukonychia.
* The allergic reactions related to nail enamel and artificial nails may also lead to occurrence of white spots.
* The nail injury caused by rubbing of nails against rough surfaces may also cause Leukonychia.
* Certain health issues like anemia, hypoproteinemia and leprosy may also introduce white spots over nails.
* The deficiency of protein, vitamins and minerals like zinc may also lead to Leukonychia.
* Onychophagia, ulcers in colitis and hepatic cirrhosis are other reasons for the appearance of white spots on nail.