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Hard boogas???

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Mick

Can be a symptom of any condition that causes persistent low levels of blood oxygen, usually lung or heart disease.

John

Originally Posted by Vixen

That'll be due to that time you went Guillimot egg collecting on the white cliffs of Dover G-rock . Remember when your rope broke and you were left clinging to the cliff edge by the fingernails for 12 hours, until some hapless passerby's dog stopped for a wee right above your head, and the owner heard you cry out when you got wet.

12 hours of clinging to the cliff edge has caused a growth defect

after 12 hours Guillimot egg collecting he certainly would have been Puffin!! Boombaddaboom!

Originally Posted by Grockle

...what causes ridges in ya nails ?

Bad manicurist

Normal regrowth from when Admin tried to pull them out??

possibly to hold them in timber more betterer

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Can be caused by deficiencies. Without seeing what you are talking about it is hard to tell. Could be SPO2 (oxygen saturation in blood, easy test with an SPO2 meter, should be above 95%, anything below and you may have issues, normal is 95-99%, rare to see some one unless on O2 at 100%). It can also be caused by nutritional deficiency. There is more, such as some obscure diseases, but that would be speculation. Next time you see your doctor ask them to run a few tests. Could also be done from previous nail damage.
If you know any paramedics they usually have an SPO2 monitor in their ambulance.

its caused from working on landrovers, the gunk gets under your nails, its just one of the landrover syndromes