When paronychia nails don't fester at first, antibiotics can be used locally. When nails fester, in addition to antibiotics, nails should be pulled out. If nails are embedded, nail plastic surgery should be actively recommended and standardized treatment should be carried out. Maintain good air permeability and skin hygiene at ordinary times, and don't cut your nails too short to prevent the recurrence of paronychia. Iodophor can be used for disinfection.

Nails not only protect fingers, but also reflect the health of the whole body. If the nail becomes thin or deformed, the nail surface loses its luster and is easy to break, so we must pay enough attention to it. It may be that the body lacks some nutrition or has some health problems. At this time, through some methods, the nails can slowly return to normal. Apply nail care cream around fingers and nails, because there is a thin layer of nail cuticle here, which is easy to dry, resulting in brittle or peeling nails. If you want to keep your nails healthy, you can apply nursing cream around the cuticle of your nails to maintain the cuticle of your nails.