Medically reviewed by William Truswell, MD Clubbed nails, also known as digital clubbing or Hippocratic fingers, describe a ...

The disease can cause it to become harder and harder to breathe - and it's key you keep an eye out for symptoms ...

The appearance of our fingers often reflects the state of our health. One of the clearer signs of disease is the appearance of so-called clubbed fingers, which may indicate lung cancer.

Finger clubbing typically impacts the fingertips across both hands and seems to develop progressively. The base of the nail may first soften and the surrounding skin may turn red. The angle ...

One such symptom is finger clubbing, a condition that generally affects the fingertips on both hands and tends to develop gradually. Initially, the base of the nail might soften, and the skin ...