Lisa2810
Active Member
Hi all,
As some may know i'm still in training with creative. Well here's the thing. My dad approached me tonight with a nail "problem" he's having. Recently my dads nails have been getting verticle ridges in them. The problem is as soon as he's got the slightest free edge those ridges crack/break up the ridges and his nails have started to peel. Looks very painfull as they are cracking/breaking up into the nail bed. He was looking at me with such hope that i could help him solve the problem and i hadn't any idea what to tell him. I've given him a bottle of solaroil and told him to use it religously to try to get moisture into his nail, but was honest that i really didn't know the answer. I promised him i would do my best to find out what might be causing it, so here i am. I don't know if it could be a dietry problem? My dads a safe engineer but has been for 15 years so i can't see that this is causing it as its only recent. His diets the same as always, his activities are the same, i really can't think of what it could be. He pretty much takes care of him self pretty well, always using his oil of ulay every morning (so his hand are always in contact with moisturiser), eats well etc.
I know we shouldn't diagnose a problem and we should send people to the doctors but i'm here as a fellow tech asking for "suggestions" not definate diagnosis. Any idea's would be appreciated. sorry for this being so long winded.
Lisa
As some may know i'm still in training with creative. Well here's the thing. My dad approached me tonight with a nail "problem" he's having. Recently my dads nails have been getting verticle ridges in them. The problem is as soon as he's got the slightest free edge those ridges crack/break up the ridges and his nails have started to peel. Looks very painfull as they are cracking/breaking up into the nail bed. He was looking at me with such hope that i could help him solve the problem and i hadn't any idea what to tell him. I've given him a bottle of solaroil and told him to use it religously to try to get moisture into his nail, but was honest that i really didn't know the answer. I promised him i would do my best to find out what might be causing it, so here i am. I don't know if it could be a dietry problem? My dads a safe engineer but has been for 15 years so i can't see that this is causing it as its only recent. His diets the same as always, his activities are the same, i really can't think of what it could be. He pretty much takes care of him self pretty well, always using his oil of ulay every morning (so his hand are always in contact with moisturiser), eats well etc.
I know we shouldn't diagnose a problem and we should send people to the doctors but i'm here as a fellow tech asking for "suggestions" not definate diagnosis. Any idea's would be appreciated. sorry for this being so long winded.
Lisa