*Changes in your fingernails or toenails might seem purely cosmetic, but sometimes they can offer clues that something else is happening with your health — including complications associated with diabetes. Researchers have linked yellowing, thickening, brittleness and other nail abnormalities to conditions that occur more frequently among people with diabetes.
*Changes in your fingernails or toenails might seem purely cosmetic, but sometimes they can offer clues that something else is happening with your health — including complications associated with diabetes.
Researchers have linked yellowing, thickening, brittleness and other nail abnormalities to conditions that occur more frequently among people with diabetes.
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*Changes in your fingernails or toenails might seem purely cosmetic, but sometimes they can offer clues that something else is happening with your health — including complications associated with diabetes. Researchers have linked yellowing, thickening, brittleness and other nail abnormalities to conditions that occur more frequently among people with diabetes.
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