Medically reviewed by Susan Russell, MD Clubbed fingers describe fingernails or toenails that are curved downward, like a ...

Clubbed nails, also known as digital clubbing or Hippocratic fingers, describe a downward slope or curve in your fingernails or toenails. This condition develops gradually and can become chronic ...

Changes in nail colour, shape, or texture are not normal and can indicate underlying health issues, nutrient deficiencies, or deadly diseases. Doctors say nail changes are a valuable health indicator ...

When a patient has hands with swollen-tipped, “clubbed” fingers, and if there is also reddish-brown coloration to the skin at the base of the nails, says Dr. Berry, the man is suffering from ...

Experts have warned that an unusual sign in the fingertips could be a symptom of one of the UK’s most common cancers. This subtle indicator could point to lung cancer, recognised as the leading cause ...

One such indication could appear at the tips of the fingers. Cancer Research UK highlights that finger clubbing could be a tell-tale symptom of lung cancer. This condition typically impacts the ...

To perform the test, press your index fingers together and look for a small, diamond-shaped gap of light between them. If this “diamond gap” is missing, it could indicate finger clubbing—a ...

Here are some signs of lung cancer that you can spot on your hands and feet. Clubbing of the Fingers and Toes One of the most common signs of lung cancer on the hands and feet is digital clubbing.