My 3 yr-old has Horizontal toenail ridges for about a year-and-a-half
now.
She is on a good multivitamin with iron for about 8 months now. How
should I get these to go away? All her toenails have them and they are very obvious.
Should she see a dermatologist or an herbalist? Could this be
serious?
How can I find out what is causing this?

Thank you
Debbie

damez,
Some information about nails.Why dont you consult a good Homeopath who can take up the case and find out a remedy for your kid.
Liver Diseases: White Nails
Kidney Diseases: Half of nail is pink, half is white
Heart Conditions: Nail bed is red
Lung Diseases: Yellowing and thickening of the nail, slowed growth rate
Anemia: Pale nail beds
Diabetes: Yellowish nails, with a slight blush at the base
Nutritional deficiencies
Vitamin A and calcium deficiencies - dry brittle nails.
Vitamin B deficiency - horizontal and vertical ridges, that break easily.
Vitamin B12 deficiency - dry, darkened nails with rounded and curved nail ends.
Protein deficiency - white bands

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