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Splinter Hemorrhage Update (withpicture)
Hi , I am 20year old male, a few days ago I had noticed two or three small black lines on my middle finger. I was worried but didn't think too much , now I notice a very light black line on my right foot toe nail. I am worried if this has anything to do with endocarditis or any such issue. First middle finger lines I could ignore but then again this toe line has made me really anxious.
Also note My lifestyle for past three years has been pretty inactive. I have noticed small random aches near my chest before many times.
During this coronavirus situation I am worried and i don't know if it is required of me to visit a doctor at this moment.
Pls help , Thank You. I have attached finger and toe nail pictures.
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Dr. Sanjeev Kumar
Cardiologist
19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
This is not spinter haemorrhage.
No endocarditis for sure
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Interventional Cardiologist
13 yrs exp
Aurangabad
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Endocarditis requires some underlying heart disease. If you do not have heart disease and no fever and no other symptoms then it is very unlikely to have endocarditis
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Dr. Prateek Singh Bhadauria
Cardiologist
16 yrs exp
Gwalior
If there is no fever and prior history of heart disease, this is unlikely to be endocarditis
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