Causes of separation of fingernails and flesh

Nail and flesh separation, clinically known as nail stripping. Nail and flesh separation, is due to the plate and nail bed from the free edge to the nail root separation, less separation from the root, generally due to nail mother, nail and nail bed inflammation caused by. The causes of nail exfoliation are complex, and can be suggested as nail trauma, fungal infection of nail, chemical stimulation, eczema, syphilis, psoriasis, onychia, subungual warts, subungual keratosis, congenital epidermolysis, hyperhidrosis, pregnancy, hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, Raynaud's disease, scleroderma and other peripheral poor blood circulation, as well as certain occupations such as prolonged exposure to water, alkaline substances or other chemicals. It is recommended to carry out corresponding inspections and deal with them according to different reasons.