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What causes nail thickening?

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Nail thickening can be caused by internal problems, infections or shoe pressure. A fungal infection can cause nails to become thick, yellow or crumbly. Internal condition, including Diabetes, psoriasis or lack of circulation (Peripheral Vascular Disease) may cause abnormal nail growth. Poorly fitting shoes that cause continuous pressure on nails can also cause abnormal nail growth.  more
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