Swollen Finger From Acrylic Nails

January 7 2014 By Nails Journal 1 Comment.

Swollen finger from acrylic nails. The nail is still attached to my skin at the top of the nail and in the bed at the bottom. I am wondering if it has to do with the acrylic or if its my cuticles. My finger nail was crushed and halfway down the nail bed the nail is torn and slightly poking into the cuticle.

While acrylic nails are generally safe some people may have an allergic reaction to the components of the acrylic nails or the adhesive used to apply them. I havent gone to the doctor yet since I think it will go away but every day it gets worse. While over-the-counter creams can reduce the discomfort from an allergy to acrylic nails only removing them and avoiding future contact will prevent.

The part of the nail beside my ring finger is really swollen. Find out about. Its been lightly bleeding.

A paronychia is an infection of the skin that surrounds a toenail or fingernail. Since the acrylic powder is adhered directly to the real nail gripping something incorrectly or even opening a car door can be painful. - Caused by bacteria infection.

More than one finger is involved in many cases. If finger joint pain is due to an injury then its because the injury affected your finger blood vessel bone muscle or joint. Avoid putting on a new nail until.

It is more painful on the side of the finger. I have been taking advil and also soaking alternately in hot salt water and ice cold water. Now it is extremely painful.