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ShellNailSyndrome

  ShellNailSyndrome (ShellNailSyndrome) nail bed and bone atrophy. Cornelius and shelley reported a case in 1967, in which the child developed bronchiectasis secondary to whooping cough at the age of 4, and nail changes appeared at the age of 5.

 

Table of Contents

1. What are the causes of ShellNailSyndrome
2. What complications can be easily caused by ShellNailSyndrome
3. What are the typical symptoms of ShellNailSyndrome
4. How to prevent ShellNailSyndrome
5. What laboratory tests are needed for ShellNailSyndrome
6. Dietary taboos for patients with ShellNailSyndrome
7. Conventional methods of Western medicine for the treatment of ShellNailSyndrome

1. What are the causes of ShellNailSyndrome

  This disease may be a variant of yellow nail syndrome, and the etiology and pathogenesis are not yet clear. The clinical manifestations include acrocyosis, all nails present with longitudinal curvature, nail plate separation from the nail bed, and atrophy of the distal nail bed leading to malnutrition of the fingertips.

 

2. What complications can be easily caused by贝壳甲综合征

  This disease mainly refers to the change in the shape of the nails, due to the local integrity of the nails being destroyed, it is easy to develop fungal infections in the nails, causing onychomycosis. At the same time, this disease often follows bronchiectasis, so clinically, symptoms related to pulmonary diseases are often concurrent, such as bronchiectasis can cause hemoptysis, long-term hemoptysis can cause iron deficiency anemia, which can further increase the brittleness of the nails.

3. What are the typical symptoms of贝壳甲综合征

  The clinical manifestations are claw-like fingers, all nails are bent longitudinally, the nail plate is separated from the nail bed, the distal nail bed atrophy leads to malnutrition of the tip of the finger, and this disease may be a variant of yellow nail syndrome.

4. How to prevent贝壳甲综合征

  1. Eat more foods rich in vitamin C, such as vegetables and fruits. Vitamin C can increase vascular elasticity and protect blood vessels.

  2. Eat more foods rich in nutrition, as well as foods high in calcium, iron, and zinc, and rich in vitamin D to promote the metabolism of nails. You can eat more fish, shrimp, crab, beef, seafood, and other foods.

  3. Keep the diet light and nutritious, pay attention to dietary balance, and avoid spicy and stimulating foods. In daily life, stick to eating low-fat foods such as lean meat and low-fat dairy products.

 

5. What kind of laboratory tests need to be done for贝壳甲综合征

  When diagnosing贝壳甲综合征, in addition to relying on its clinical manifestations, it is also necessary to use auxiliary examinations. The X-ray examination of this disease shows that the distal phalanges are thinned and the vascular plexus is completely absent. This should attract the high attention of both clinical doctors and patients.

6. Dietary taboos for贝壳甲综合征 patients

  In this situation, it is necessary to eat more foods rich in nutrition, as well as foods high in calcium, iron, and zinc, and rich in vitamin D to promote the metabolism of nails. You can eat more fish, shrimp, crab, rooster, beef, seafood, and pay attention to keep the diet light, eat more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins and fiber, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, and eat more tomatoes, carrots, cabbage, winter melon, and other foods. At the same time, you can appropriately strengthen nutrition by eating more soy milk, eggs, and other foods.

7. Conventional Methods for the Treatment of贝壳甲综合征 in Western Medicine

  The etiology of this disease is not yet clear, and it may be related to environmental factors, genetic factors, dietary factors, and emotional and nutritional factors during pregnancy. Therefore, it is impossible to treat the disease directly based on the etiology. Early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment are of great significance for the indirect prevention of the disease, and can also reduce the occurrence of infectious complications. For patients who have developed infection, antibiotics should be used as soon as possible.

 

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