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This Is What The Moons On Your Nails Say About Your Health

Last Updated on January 7, 2021

#2 – Overly large lunulae

Overly large lunulae© Brightside

Lunula should not take over a third (or more) of the fingernail, but in case it does in all of your fingernails, then maybe you are having problems with the cardiovascular system, low blood pressure, and heartburn disruption.

Also, enlarged lunulae are way more common with Athletes and anyone whose career depends on doing a lot of physical activity. So if you are not one of these people, then your large lunulae could be a sign of high-level stress.

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#3 – Small Lunulae

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Small Lunulae© Brightside

In case you can hardly see the lunulae in any of your fingers, then you may have circulatory disorders and low blood pressure. Also, it could be a sign of poor metabolism, a weak immune system, and lack of vitamin B12 and iron.

On the other hand, if you noticed that your lunulae are separated from the rest of the nail plate in a very noticeable way, and they are shaped as transverse lines, then it may be an indicator of a possible development of diabetes and problems with blood sugar levels.

#4 – Lunulae are not visible at all

Lunulae are not visible at all© Brightside

You don’t need to be scared if the lunulae on your child’s nails are not visible. It is completely normal with children and they will appear over time. Also, some people have invisible lunulae because of the nail structure’s physiological specificities.

But, a sudden disappearance as an adult is distinguished by modern medicine as a symptom of a circulatory disorder. According to another study, the disappearance of lunulae has a connection with a deficit of vitamin B12 and iron, or thyroid gland disorders.

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#5 – Change in the color of lunulae

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Change in the color of lunulae© Brightside

– Gray lunulae are a sign of digestion disorders, extreme fatigue, or some difficulties when it comes to the absorption of nutrients.

– Purple lunulae could mean lack of oxygen in the tissues and organs. It could also be a hint at a poor blood circulation. You may start suffering from headaches and dizziness, so visit with your doctor ASAP.

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