Discolored Stripes:
These can range from white to dark brown or black and might appear as a single stripe or multiple bands. White stripes may indicate mineral deficiencies, while dark stripes could be a sign of more serious conditions, such as melanoma, and should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.
Muehrcke’s Lines:
These are paired, white horizontal lines that do not move as the nail grows. They are often associated with low protein levels, liver disease, or kidney issues.
Splinter Hemorrhages:
