If you are talking about on the actual surface of the nail, they are called calcium deposits and there is nothing you can do to get rid of them.I have these white stuff on my nail and i dont know how to get rid them?
It depends on the direction of the white spot and whether or not it is in the nail itself. If it is horizontal and follows your cuticle bed, it could be from pushing your cuticles back, if they are horizontal and don't follow your cuticle bed exactly, it could be a magnesium deficiency (which could be corrected by a calcium, magnesium supplement, or eating foods with this in them. One way to get a better idea of whether or not it is a magnesium deficiency is to look at your diet, do you crave chocolate? Chocolate is very high in magnesium, and typically when it is craved (around women's menstrual cycle), it is because of a deficiency. I would start by looking into these aspects.
they usually occur because you don't have enough calcium in your body and they just drigger to show your body that u need outside sources for it. Its mostly happens in younger children with development. the only way is to wait untill the rest of the nail growns out... and for now u can just paint it with some pretty color:)
they are called birth spots, old saying is you count these. and that is how many children you will have ( divide them by two also ).
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