nattieb
16-11-2006, 05:59 PM
Hi
Thought I'd try my luck on the forums as I've not had much luck elsewhere with this problem!
For over a year now one of my fingernails has been growing with a split down the length of the nail. It's not until the nail grows past the nail bed that the split becomes truly noticeable - and starts to catch on clothing etc.
I've tried keeping the nail very short to see if it will grow out, that hasn't worked. I've tried filing (in one direction only) so that it doesn't catch but that doesn't work either. :tears:
I was told by a nail technichian that it takes 6 months for the nail to regenerate - but seeing as I've had this problem for over a year now I'm not sure that's working for me.
I had heard about a new product that you can have put over your own nails (not acrylics or gels) that still ets your nail grow underneath, but not sure what it's called or if it would work (or even damage my nails - as apart from this one nail they are pretty nice and healthy).
Phew - talk about a novel! So if anyone has any ideas I'd really appreciate your thoughts/suggestions... willing to try anything! :rabbit:
Thanks,
Nat
Thought I'd try my luck on the forums as I've not had much luck elsewhere with this problem!
For over a year now one of my fingernails has been growing with a split down the length of the nail. It's not until the nail grows past the nail bed that the split becomes truly noticeable - and starts to catch on clothing etc.
I've tried keeping the nail very short to see if it will grow out, that hasn't worked. I've tried filing (in one direction only) so that it doesn't catch but that doesn't work either. :tears:
I was told by a nail technichian that it takes 6 months for the nail to regenerate - but seeing as I've had this problem for over a year now I'm not sure that's working for me.
I had heard about a new product that you can have put over your own nails (not acrylics or gels) that still ets your nail grow underneath, but not sure what it's called or if it would work (or even damage my nails - as apart from this one nail they are pretty nice and healthy).
Phew - talk about a novel! So if anyone has any ideas I'd really appreciate your thoughts/suggestions... willing to try anything! :rabbit:
Thanks,
Nat