Small pits on the nails

The small pits on the nails are probably caused by calcium deficiency or vitamin deficiency, which may cause small pits on the nails. Medication should be used to treat them.

1. Calcium deficiency: Calcium is an indispensable nutrient for the body. If it is deficient, it may cause some abnormalities on the nails, such as small pits on the nails, the glossiness is not particularly good, and there may even be vertical or horizontal lines. In severe cases, the nails may wither or fall off. Therefore, oral calcium tablets should be used for treatment, which can achieve the effect of calcium supplementation and has a relatively fast absorption speed. After being absorbed by the human body, the symptoms of small pits on the nails can be effectively improved.

2. Vitamin deficiency: Vitamin deficiency may also cause some adverse reactions, such as abnormal nail growth, small pits on the fingernails, and even nail withering. Treatment should be given in time, such as choosing oral vitamin medications, which can help improve symptoms.

During the nail recovery stage, you can also use diet therapy to regulate your condition. For example, you can choose to eat foods with high calcium and vitamin content, which is also beneficial to the body's nutritional satisfaction and can help improve nail symptoms.