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Old 02-18-2015, 08:22 PM #2
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I lost a toenail and I have battled issues with one fingernail. Now they tell me it's fungal, but I don't think it was initially. My toenail grew back just fine. Maybe consider a work up for psoriasis which can affect only the nails and also is associated with SFN.
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