Last Updated on January 7, 2021
If you feel like there is something not right with your body, or doubts are increasing on your head believing that you may have a health problem.
Then there is one thing you can try before going to the doctor, and it is looking at your fingernails. Our bodies always use a silent language to deliver a certain message to us, even if it was through the moons on our nails.
The moons, or lunulae, are the light parts at the bottom of your nails, and they change their shape, color, or size during the appearance of a specific disease, and even the predisposition of it. If you paid attention to them, you will help diagnose many diseases early, which will help you take action faster.
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#1 – When the lunula’s size change on one finger
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– The lunula on the thumb is connected to the work of the spleen and lungs. It is the most detectable one, but should not be taking over 25% of your fingernail. If you are a smoker, the lunula may become significantly smaller. But if you have arterial hypertension, it will get larger.
– The lunula on the index finger could get very small or even disappear when your pancreas or intestine are not functioning properly. Also, it may point to some chronic E.N.T. diseases, too.
– The middle finger is directly connected to your cardiovascular system and brain. So if you can barely see lunula on that fingernail, then you may have high blood pressure or a vascular problem.
– The ring finger is connected to your lymphatic and reproductive systems, so an invisible lunula means some problems in the digestion system.
– The little finger’s Lunula should be slightly visible or completely absent. It is basically associated with the work of your heart, kidneys, and small intestine. So if the lunula is large, then maybe you are having a high blood pressure.
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