Biting Your Nails

     Nail biting is one of those things that seem unimportant at first – not exactly out of sight, out of mind, but unworthy of concern. That’s not exactly true.

     There are many cause for nail biting. Certainly there are plenty of reasons in today’s world to experience the nervousness and anxiety, the discomfort, and the uncertainty that sometimes leads to nail biting. If your life had been turned upside down like many of us, there are ample reasons to seek relief from these problems, and one “solution” many turn to is biting their nails. In fact, over a lifetime it becomes a learned behavior that can be very difficult to stop.

     The outcomes of nail biting can range from ragged nail ends to bleeding, cuticle damage, damage to the nail and even infections are possible.

      The irony of nail biting is that it seems like such a simple thing, a habit that could easily be remedied by just not doing it. We know it’s not that simple. People use a variety of methods, usually in the form of some sort of reminder such as a rubber band around the wrist, as a visual reminder not to bite their nails. Ultimately, many of these approaches prove ineffective.

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