Do your nails rust often?

• The consequences of oncophagia are quite serious; . In addition, such a person has an increased risk of infections at the nail root or at the mouth due to the transmission of bacteria from the hands to the mouth and vice versa. • At the same time, oncophagia can lead to dental problems, and may increase the risk of developing dental problems. • There are some bacterial or fungal diseases. • Nail deformation. • Oral lesions such as.

• if the person inadvertently ingested a nail gland, it may reach the lungs or it may remain stuck in the larynx. • The quality of life of these people is impaired because they are aware that they have a problem but can not control it or eliminate it, causing the cause or depression. • First of all, it is recommended to find out what will make your nails look good. It can be boredom, fatigue, worry or even hunger. Later, it is advisable to always look for an activity that will keep you busy.

Chewing gum can also be helpful. • You can apply a very bitter taste to the nail. Applied daily, this colorless solution can help stop the oncophagia. Solutions can also be used for children who are, because they are safe and can be purchased from a pharmacy or a grocery store. • Another simple method is the wearing of thin cotton gloves in the house that prevents the habit of making nails.

• You can make a tea solution, to apply it to your nails, on your fingers. The extremely bitter taste will keep you away from the habit of caring your nails. • Drink tea soothing. Many plants contribute to diminishing and nervousness so that the desire to nail your nails will cease. Most of the times, stress is the trigger factor of onyophagia, and so calming tea can be a real help.

• Use an anti-stress ball that you can buy from any toy store. This can be helpful when you are stressed or nervous. .