Sentences with phrase «at the nail bed»

Take your ferret to the veterinarian if you notice swelling or discharge at the nail bed in the next two or three days.

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But when you do it at a frequency that it causes interference in your daily life and causes distress, either because you're causing damage to the nail beds or you're doing it so much that it causes social interference, then it really is a problem.

While the foreskin will retract later in life naturally, doing it at this age is similar to pulling a nail from a nail bed.

Avoid scratching, keep your nails short and if you can't help yourself try cutting your nails and wearing some cotton gloves to bed at night.

Ten bucks but I was able to paint my nails at 9 pm and go to bed without fear of messing it up (note: it was fine the next morning).

The coverage is very sheer; at three coats, you can still my nail bed through the polish.

This polish lasted for 6 days before starting to wear at the tips of my nails and grow out a bit on my nail beds.

As the work progressed, they were asked to look at the more subtle forms, such as knuckles, nail beds, and finger alignment.

As if Rapunzel lives in the tower and a hundred Sleeping Beauties lie in the beds... Alba doesn't know what she's doing, standing on the doorstep, staring at the number eleven nailed to the silver door.

With some dogs like those who are old and lack the softness in the center of the nail (this happens from loss of circulation, trauma to the nail bed after years of overgrown nails, or an ongoing low grade nail fungus) it is harder to tell the beginning of this soft area, so even after all of these years, I'll find myself sometimes still taking off a sliver at a time until I see the spot.

In situations outside the home I tend to pick at my nails and nail beds until they bleed.

«The beat - up, bandaged head with the big sad eye gazing uphill; the boards with nails pounded into them; the empty shoes; the man smoking in bed, staring at the ceiling: these images exude that sense of futility that almost all artists must periodically endure.

Garlic is a natural antifungal and may be one of the most effective treatments for fungal infections under the nail bed, says ethnobotanist James A. Duke, PhD, author of The Green Pharmacy and former scientist at the US Department of Agriculture.