http://www.visualdxhealth.com/adult/onycholysis.htm

Hi Shannon,

    i know i have the least experience on this board, but the link above might 
be what your talking about.  i wouldn't put any product on her at all.. even if 
she pays.  i hope the link helps out....
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: shannon 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 11:32 PM
  Subject: NailTech:: enhancements ? for lifting nailbeds


  Ok,  so I have this client, used to come in absolutely perfect every fill or 
backfill,  just had to take down length and prep for fills.  Well for the past 
couple of months she has had some severe physical issues,  her doc says its all 
in her head and that  it is just stress.  Now this girl is visibly sick,  not 
just to me, but to her family, etc.  She is passing out all the time and dizzy 
and horrendous headaches,  and she came in one time during all this and her 
face was so swollen with fluid I thought she was gonna blow up.  Now, when you 
can visibly see there is something wrong and still tell this girl its just 
stress,  URGH I wanna choke that Doctor.   Anyway,  here is my issue,  during 
this time frame,  her nails started lifting,  then breaking,  then very soft 
and spongy at cuticle,  and a reddish hue on all nails near the cuticle,  we 
have taken off all product and I tried just doing a resin glue, just to put 
some kind of protection on her,  her nails hurt.  Well that didn't work either, 
  and came off in a couple days.  I originally had her in AC,  then the issues 
started,  so tried gel,  that didn't work.   So nothing will stay on her at 
this point, and she called the other day to see if I could try AC again,  but 
says that her nails are lifting from the nail bed.  I don't know what to do for 
her,  if it is even safe at this point to put anything on her.  I think she is 
finally seeing another Dr.  and they did blood work and she is going for B-12 
shots.  She don't think that is the problem,  and quite frankly neither do I.  
I think she needs a cat scan or MRI of her whole body to see what the heck is 
going on.  Oh and I think she is going to see a neurologist.  

  Anyway,  so any suggestions out there?  This poor girl needs some help,  her 
fingernails just rip right off they are so thin,   they are in pain.   

  Thanks
  Shannon 


  Shannon Arnold
  Flip Flop Beauty Shop
  Coopers Plains, NY
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

  


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