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Articles and information about black toenails
including what causes them, how to treat them,
and how to prevent them from occurring at all.
What Causes Black Toenails?
Toenails turn black when a pool of blood collects
underneath the nail. Black toenail problems
are fairly common for runners, hikers, and skaters.
The problem typically occurs when a toe is hitting
or rubbing against the tip of a shoe, boot or skate
for an extended period of time.
Runners World on Black Toenails
Short article in Runners World Magazine about
why toenails turn black and how to treat
a black toenail.
Runner Injury Archives: Black Toenails
Jeff Galloway, author of "Galloway's Book On Running"
explains why runners get black toenails and what they
can do to prevent and treat the problem
(from JeffGalloway.com).
Podiatry Network on Black Toenails
Article about black toenail problems
by board certified podiatric surgeon
Kirk A. Koepsel.
Downhill Toenail Pain
Articles and information about what causes
downhill toenail pain plus how to treat and
prevent the problem.
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Related Links
Toenail Disorders - Main Menu
Foot Health Issues for Athletes
Other Health Issues for Athletes
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