Published on: 6/20/2025
Red lines across your fingernails might be caused by different health issues, including skin conditions or infections, and can sometimes indicate changes in your overall health.
Red lines on your fingernails can be a sign of several possible conditions. According to the provided references, these lines could be related to skin diseases or systemic conditions that affect your body. For example, horizontal red bands on nails might be linked to skin problems or infections.
If you notice red lines or other changes in your nails, it might be a good idea to talk to a healthcare provider to understand what might be causing them. They can help determine if it's something that needs further attention.
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