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Yes, some people with lupus do experience nail loss. Members of MyLupusTeam have reported their fingernails and toenails falling off completely. Others have experienced their nails separating from the nail bed, which can lead to nail loss.
These nail problems typically occur due to inflammation and immune system responses Show Full Answer
I have had issues with my nails. My fingernails peel in layers. I lost one toenail, but it grew back with ridges. While this wasn’t painful, it’s certainly unsightly. I try to keep a clear coat of nail polish on them which helps keep them from peeling. Also trimming the nails to prevent snags helps.
Absolutely! My manicurist can’t believe my fingernails and toenails when she sees them. My nails are paper thin and break. My toenails just life and peel off. I had laser fungus treatment and noting really helps. What I hate is my ugly toes in sandals. The below is a pic of my fingers on a relatively good day.
Last 3 years I've had toenail issues I lose them from time to time: ( I use to love flip flops but not so much now when my nails are missing: (
I lost my toenail on my big toe two different times.
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