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Paronychie-Erkrankung des Fingernagels

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Antike botanische Pflanzenillustration: Paronychia Jamesii, James’

Antike botanische Pflanzendarstellung: Paronychia jamesii, Jakobs-Pfinglingkraut

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Selektiver Fokus auf blutende Finger aufgrund eingewachsener Nägel

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Paronychie in der rechten Hand

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Krankenschwester kümmert sich um Patienten nach Nagel Betrieb

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Paronychia argentea, umgangsprachlich Silbernagelwurzel genannt

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Paronychie am Daumen der asiatischen älteren Frau.

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Paronychia-Infektion von finger

Finger mit einer Paronychie-Infektion. Paronchia ist ziemlich häufig und wird oft durch Verletzungen verursacht, die beim Picken eines Hangnagels oder beim Trimmen der Nagelhaut auftreten. Zu den Symptomen gehören Schmerzen, Schwellungen und Rötungen um den Nagel herum. Bei einer bakteriellen Infektion kann es zu mit Eiter gefüllten Blasen kommen. Die Infektion kann akut sein und schnell oder chronisch auftreten und langsamer auftreten.

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Entzündung des asiatischen Mannes, der mit Finger und Hand zeigt.

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Pilzinfektion namens Tinea pedis und Paronychie an den Zehen

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Krankenschwester kümmert sich um Patienten nach Nagel Betrieb

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Nahaufnahme einer Paronychie

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Flora von Gran Canaria – Paronychia canariensis, kanarisches Nagelkraut, natürlicher makrofloraler Hintergrund

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Krankenschwester kümmert sich um Patienten nach Nagel Betrieb

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Flora von Gran Canaria – Paronychia canariensis, kanarisches Nagelkraut, natürlicher makrofloraler Hintergrund

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Die häufigsten Nagelerkrankungen und Krankheiten. Großes Set….

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Paronychie, geschwollener Finger mit Fingernagelbettentzündung aufgrund einer bakteriellen Infektion an der Hand eines Kleinkindes. Finger geschwollen mit Entzündung aufgrund von Nagel gerissen Infektion.

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Krankenschwester kümmert sich um Patienten nach Nagel Betrieb

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Fuß mit eingewachsenem Zehennagel. Krankheit, Pilz oder Entzündung

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Fingernagel Bett Entzündungen, Bakterien–Infektion

Paronychie, geschwollener Finger mit Fingernagelbettentzündung aufgrund einer bakteriellen Infektion an der Hand eines Kleinkindes.

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Botanik Pflanzen Antik Gravur Abbildung: Paronychia Capitata

Paronychia Information | Mount Sinai

Infection – skin around the nail

Paronychia is a skin infection that occurs around the nails.

Candida paronychia produced periungual erythema, edema and nail fold maceration.

A paronychia is an infection around the nail. Many organisms can cause a paronychia. This particular case is caused by the yeast-like organism Candida. Note the inflammation (red, swollen area) at the base of the nail and the changes that are apparent in the nail itself.

Causes

Paronychia is common. It is from injury to the area, such as biting off or picking a hangnail or from trimming or pushing back the cuticle.

The infection is caused by:

• Bacteria
• Candida, a type of yeast
• Other types of fungi

A bacterial and fungal infection can occur at the same time.

Fungal paronychia may occur in people who:

• Have a fungal nail infection
• Have diabetes
• Expose their hands to water a lot

Symptoms

Main symptom is a painful, red, swollen area around the nail, often at the cuticle or at the site of a hangnail or other injury. There may be pus-filled blisters, especially with a bacterial infection.

Bacteria cause the condition to come on suddenly. If all or part of the infection is due to a fungus, it tends to occur more slowly.

Nail changes may occur. For example, the nail may look detached, abnormally shaped, or have an unusual color.

If the infection spreads to the rest of the body, symptoms may include:

• Fever, chills
• Development of red streaks along the skin
• General ill feeling
• Joint pain
• Muscle pain

Exams and Tests

The health care provider can usually diagnose this condition by simply looking at the sore skin.

Pus or fluid may be drained and sent to a laboratory to determine what type of bacteria or fungus is causing the infection.

Treatment

If you have bacterial paronychia, soaking your nail in warm water 2 or 3 times a day helps reduce swelling and pain.

Your provider may prescribe oral antibiotics. In severe cases, your provider may cut and drain the sore with a sharp instrument. Part of the nail may need to be removed.

If you have chronic fungal paronychia, your provider may prescribe antifungal medicine.

Outlook (Prognosis)

Paronychia often responds well to treatment. But, fungal infections may last for several months.

Possible Complications

Complications are rare, but may include:

• Abscess
• Permanent changes in the shape of the nail
• Spread of infection to tendons, bones, or bloodstream

When to Contact a Medical Professional

Call your provider if:

• Paronychia symptoms continue despite treatment
• Symptoms worsen or new symptoms develop

Prevention

To prevent paronychia:

• Care for the nails and the skin around the nails properly.
• Avoid damaging the nails or fingertips. Because the nails grow slowly, an injury can last for months.
• Do not bite or pick the nails.
• Protect the nails from exposure to detergents and chemicals by using rubber or plastic gloves. Gloves with cotton liners are best.
• Bring your own manicure tools to nail salons. Do not allow the manicurist to work on your cuticles.

To minimize the risk for damage to the nails:

• Keep fingernails smooth and trim them weekly.
• Trim toenails about once a month.
• Use sharp manicure scissors or clippers for trimming fingernails and toenails, and an emery board for smoothing the edges.
• Trim nails after bathing, when they are softer.
• Trim fingernails with a slightly rounded edge. Trim toenails straight across and do not cut them too short.
• Do not trim cuticles or use cuticle removers. Cuticle removers can damage the skin around the nail. The cuticle is needed to seal the space between the nail and skin. Trimming the cuticle weakens this seal, which can allow germs to enter the skin and lead to infection.

Andre J, Sass U, Theunis A. Diseases of the nails. In: Calonje E, Brenn T, Lazar AJ, Billings SD, eds. McKee’s Pathology of the Skin. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2020:chap 23.

Dinulos JGH. Nail diseases. In: Dinulos JGH, ed. Habif’s Clinical Dermatology. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2021:chap 25.

Leggit JC. Acute and chronic paronychia. Am Fam Physician. 2017;96(1):44-51. PMID: 28671378 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28671378/.

Mallett RB, Banfield CC. Paronychia. In: Lebwohl MG, Heymann WR, Berth-Jones J, Coulson IH, eds. Treatment of Skin Disease: Comprehensive Therapeutic Strategies. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2018:chap 182.

Last reviewed on: 4/14/2021

Reviewed by: Elika Hoss, MD, Senior Associate Consultant, Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, AZ. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, Brenda Conaway, Editorial Director, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.

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Paronychia is a purulent inflammation of the periungual fold and tissues at the base and sides of the nail. The main reason is infection under the skin as a result of trauma, prolonged exposure to chemicals, or non-compliance with personal hygiene. Also, complications of certain skin, infectious or endocrinological diseases can become the cause of paronychia.

There are several forms of paronychia:

• Tourniolus is the most common form of the disease, characterized by gradually increasing suppuration and an increase in painful symptoms. The form is characteristic of infectious paronychia caused by fungi of the genus Candida or streptococcal infection.
• Erosive and ulcerative forms – develop with syphilis, pemphigus, Duhring’s disease. They are characterized by the appearance of vesicles and ulcers on the skin around the nail, from which “ichor” or pus periodically seeps out. The pathological process often passes to the nail.
• Chronic paronychia is a long-term inflammatory process in which the cuticle may be completely absent, and the nail plate is often thickened or deformed. Chronic paronychia may result from prolonged exposure to chemicals.

Description and symptoms of paronychia

Paronychia begins with swelling and redness of the periungual fold. There is pain and a local increase in temperature. After a while, an abscess and accumulation of pus form.

Further course of the disease leads to spontaneous outpouring of pus from under the nail fold or under the nail plate. In the second case, the nail acquires a yellowish-green color. In some cases, the periungual roller is covered with whitish scales or crusts, ulcers or vesicles.

If left untreated, the disease becomes chronic, in which the nail thickens and deforms. There is a risk of complete loss of the nail plate. Also, the lack of treatment can be fraught with complications such as phlegmon, abscess, tissue necrosis, infection of the tendons, sepsis.

Diagnosis and treatment of paronychia

Only a surgeon can diagnose the disease. In most cases, a simple examination is enough to make a diagnosis. But in order to determine the cause of the disease, it may be necessary to conduct a general blood test, a blood test for sugar and a Wasserman reaction. To exclude a fungal infection, a biopsy of the nail plate is necessary (if the pathological process has affected not only the periungual tissues, but also the nail itself).

Because different causes and forms of paronychia require different treatments, it is recommended that you see a doctor as soon as the first symptoms appear. If treatment is started during the first 3 days from the onset of the disease, it is often possible to do without surgical intervention, using conservative therapy methods.

In case of suppuration, the abscess will need to be opened and drained using outpatient surgery methods. In the clinic of VERBA MEDICAL LLC, this is a minimally invasive operation, using modern ultrasound equipment. The operation can be performed immediately after the diagnosis is confirmed. The next day the patient can return to normal life. But a full recovery can take up to 3 weeks, depending on the causes and degree of the disease, during which observation by a surgeon is required.

To prevent serious complications, make an appointment with the surgeon of the clinic LLC “verba medical” Solodovnik A.V. or Chumak S.A. at the first signs of inflammation or swelling of the periungual tissues.

Panaritium and paronychia – symptoms, diagnosis, treatment methods.

Description

Diagnostics

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Panaritium is a purulent inflammatory process in the tissues of the finger. A special case of this disease is paronychia, in which only the periungual roller is affected.

The main causative agent of panaritium is staphylococcus aureus. The bacterium penetrates tissues through microtraumas of the skin obtained in domestic or industrial conditions. Paronychia often occurs after a manicure.

Symptoms

There are several clinical forms of panaritium, each of which has characteristic manifestations. However, in all cases there are some common features. At the beginning of the disease, the skin at the site of the lesion turns red, swelling is formed, and soreness is noted. Over time, swelling increases, pain intensifies, and a purulent focus is formed. Other types of felon may have the following symptoms:

• Cutaneous panaritium. It is formed most often on the nail phalanx. With skin panaritium, an intradermal bubble is formed, which is filled with a cloudy liquid. It may seem that this form is characterized by ease of flow, but often the patient’s general state of health changes and complications such as lymphadenitis, lymphangitis develop.
• Subcutaneous felon. It is the most common form. The disease begins with local redness and slight pain, which grows rapidly, becomes throbbing. Common symptoms include weakness, fever, chills.
• With paronychia, the nail fold swells, turns red, and becomes painful. A common complication of this disease is subungual panaritium. It develops when pus penetrates under the nail plate with untimely medical care.

In addition, the purulent-inflammatory process can spread to the joint, tendons and bone structures of the finger. With a total lesion, pandactylitis develops. Each case is characterized by its own symptoms, however, it is possible to reliably determine the extent of the lesion only after examining a specialist and conducting the necessary studies.

Diagnosis

The diagnosis is established on the basis of the patient’s complaints and clinical manifestations of the disease. To obtain basic information about the state of health, a general blood test is prescribed. To determine the type of pathogen and determine its sensitivity to antibacterial drugs, purulent discharge is sown on nutrient media.

If a patient is suspected of having a bone or articular panaritium, an x-ray is taken. It should be borne in mind that signs of joint damage may not be clearly visible in the image, therefore, for the purpose of control, an image of a healthy arm is also taken.

Treatment

In most cases panaritium needs an autopsy, which is carried out in order to create a path for the outflow of pus from the lesion. The surgery is performed under local anesthesia. The opening of deep felons is supplemented by the installation of drainage.

Drug treatment of felons includes the appointment of antibacterial agents in the form of tablets or injections. At the stage of recovery after surgical treatment, the wound surface is treated with antiseptics.

Surgeons of our clinic treat panaritiums of any form. Surgical interventions are performed in a small operating room. We perform opening the focus, washing the wound with an antiseptic solution and, if necessary, draining. After surgical treatment, the surgeon will prescribe antibiotics and give detailed recommendations.

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