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There are several reasons for this, ranging from an infection under the toe nail, to radioactive exposure. If the toe nail has been severely damaged, such as dropping something on them, this may cause the nail to regenerate, however this is generally a slower process than simply 'dropping off'.
If you can't figure out why this has happened, or you have recently returned from chernobyl and are worried about why your bits and pieces are falling off, see your medical practitioner as soon as you can.
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What is rabid squirrel disease?
Your toenails fall off
Your toenails fall off and regrow is this normal?
Yes it is normal
What causes toenails to brown and fall off?
Too small shoes.
What cause toenails to turn white and fall off?
Peanut butter
Do toenails Regrow?
Yes, no matter what the cause of the toenail to fall off, it will grow back within several months.
What is wrong when toenails turn black?
You've bruised or injured it in some way or it has died and needs to fall off.
Do people die from their toenails falling off?
It's not unusual for a toenail to fall off and grow back. If an infection is caught and not treated it may result in death.
Do dogs nails grow immediately after falling off?
A dogs toenails do not fall off. They need to be trimmed or they can be accidentally torn off. Yes, they will continue to grow all the time.
Is it normal for your big toenails to randomly turn purple and blue and fall off?
Yes. It's definitely not normal. I would get it checked out by a doctor. If you keep hitting your toe, however, that may cause the problems.
Why is your toenails falling off?
It's not.
Why is your cockatiels toenails falling off?
Well, if your cockatiel's toenails are falling off, it probably has some kind of sickness. take him/her to the vet and see what he says.
Does scarlet fever cause fingernails to fall off?
Beau's lines Any severe systemic illness that disrupts nail growth, Raynaud's disease, pemphigus, trauma. These lines can appear after having scarlet fever.
