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Trish
IP: 24.166.51.168
11/14/2009
01:01:32 |
 Subject: Allergic reaction
Message:
I have been getting my nails done for 14 yrs and am now having reaction when I get them done....I am using fiberglass at this time. Blistering and swelling and this inbelievable itch!!! Am I in danger of loosing my real nails? Is there anything I can use to prevent this reaction?
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Anonymous
IP: 62.163.198.121
11/14/2009
03:53:46 |  RE: Allergic reaction
Message:
No, you`re having an allergic reaction to the nails, the best thing you can do is to remove them and choose another type of nail after the swelling has gone down.
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anonymous
IP: 12.230.75.113
11/30/2003
16:36:38 |  RE: Allergic reaction
Message:
You should have the fiberglass removed to start a healing process. I know fiberglass is not good for the body however it is inserted but this may not be the problem. Every part of our body needs to be able to breathe; if you've been having artificial nails put on for 14(+/-)yrs, your nailbed could be suffocating. After removal of artificial nail, see a Doctor about antibiotic if there is/willbe infection and possibly a longterm solution if it is an allergic reaction. Personally; I think that short, well cared for nails is just as beautiful as long natural nails. Either is much prettier than artificial, & especially unhealthy artificial nails. If you must wear artificial nails, ask doc about getting silk nails after your fingers heal entirely. Cuticle cream is always a bonus weather your nails are natural or artificial.
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lillian riley
IP: 207.200.116.14
4/10/2005
21:57:50 |  RE: Allergic reaction
Message:
i have a split thumbnail..something happened it got infected and eventually fell off..but it is still infected been going on for a month..i have use peroxide and neosporin but still infected what is going on thank you
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Anonymous
IP: 206.159.161.156
4/10/2005
22:41:01 | RE: Allergic reaction
Message:
a month is too long. time to see a doctor.
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