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Question: From Voluntown, Connecticut, USA:
My 12 year old daughter has had type 1 diabetes for six years and her blood sugars have always been in decent control overall. Her A1cs are always below 7%. She has recently developed white spots on all of her fingernails. She has had no trauma to her hands. Could this have anything to do with diabetes or should I be taking her to a dermatologist or other doctor?
Answer:
I doubt that this is related to her diabetes. I would ask her pediatrician to take a look at the spots.
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Original posting 17 Jan 2005
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