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Post hand-foot-mouth virosis

30 years old male came to family medicine consult to follow up about hand-foot-mouth disease ending almost 4 months ago, pt said that his daughter who also had hand-foot-mouth disease has this nail lesions too. No pain, or any other relevant findings, only dying nails from nail bed on both hands. Any diagnosis? Or how we should proceed?

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