If the ridges “develop suddenly,” it indicates a sudden epidemic, according to the NCBI. And if they appear on all 20 nails, “it’s usually the result of a systemic illness such as mumps, pneumonia, coronary thrombosis, Kawasaki syndrome, syphilis, and hypoparathyroidism.”
Horizontal, parallel white lines that don’t cut into the nail surface can indicate liver or kidney problems. These lines, called Muehrcke’s lines, usually disappear temporarily when the nail is pressed down and often occur on multiple nails at the same time.
A drop in blood protein levels, especially albumin, can also cause these white streaks, which are common in people with malnutrition or chronic liver disease.
If Muehrcke’s lines are visible on multiple nails, see your doctor because it could be a sign of protein deficiency or kidney/liver problems.
While a manicure can hide wrinkles or bumps on your nails, a glossy polish can’t conceal an underlying health condition.
Your nails can tell you something about your overall health, and any abnormalities could indicate a potential problem with your liver, lungs, or heart.
The condition of our nails often reflects what is happening in our body, and when changes occur, it can indicate various health problems or simply reflect the normal aging process.
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