#10 Yellow Yellow Dirty Fellow.
If you have yellow nails and also run to the washroom every now and then, it simply indicates you have diabetes.
#9 Patchy Nails.
White spots are common and are termed as leukonychia. It's majorly due to any injury or side effects if nail product but can also be due to any disease although the chances are minimal.
#8 Cracked Nails.
Brittle nails are often due to ageing but can show the signs of diseases like hypothyroidism, malnutrition, or endocrine disorders.
#7 Dark Lines.
If you observe black lines at the end of your nails it may be because of melanocytes, cells that are responsible for melanin production. If not this it can be due to ailments like melanoma, psoriasis, and chronic infections.
#6 Deformed Tip.
These vertical or horizontal types of nail can ring the bells of ageing but can also be due to illnesses like infections, metabolic disturbances, malnutrition, heart attack, and diabetes.
#5 Snow White..
If your nails changes from pinkish to white, see a doctor as this sign for liver disorder.
#4 Pits And Falls.
Pitted nails are formed majorly due to psoriasis. Beneath your nails, the cells form cluster and when they dissolve, they leave your nails irregular in shape.
#3 Raise Above The Ordinary.
Such kinds of nail are least problematic and are harmless to a major extend but can, at times, can be an indicator of heart or lungs disorder.
#2 Stroked.
A brown or red stroke in between one of your nails can be neglected but if it happens on all or most of it, this signals for psoriasis, heart valve infection, or lupus erythematosus.
#1 A Back Flip.
Nails that turn upwards forming a concave may indicate iron deficiency, liver disorders, or heart problems and also signal for hypothyroidism.
