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Painful green nail
A 55-year-old woman who normally prided herself on her beautifully manicured hands accidentally pulled one of her nails away from the nail bed while doing the dishes, which she did regularly, after her husband cooked dinner. A few weeks later, her nail was painful and had turned green.
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