I use nail glue. You can put it under the nail or even on top of the split and polish over it. You can't tell it, I got mine grown completely out that way. I used to cut it back as far as I could and I hate to see that, so I started doing the glue.

Whenever I split or crack a nail I always reach for a tea bag (black tea) soak it and then let it rest on my nail for a while. It has helped me fuse it back together. I learned this trick many years ago, not for p specifically but broken nails. For pitting, I have only ever had small ones but file them softly to help smooth them out :) Hope it heals fast for you Sarah!

Shame Sarah I hope these tips work for you

Thanks everyone! Tea Michelle! What a great hack. Diana I'd never thought of glue, and didn't know nail glue existed Dianna! Awesome, thanks so much. Now just to find where to buy nail glue...

Wouldn't a regular kind of superglue work? I know that in some ambulances they carry superglue to glue certain cuts...

Always use nail glue if you are using glue as it is formulated to break down unlike superglue :) I’m a nail tech /Educator . We actually , with success, use thin coatings of gel over psoriasis affected nails but it must be done by an educated nail technician that knows about Nail conditions and contraindications . I always wear acrylic on mine otherwise they thicken , lift and separate . Another trick is 5% salacylic acid in emulsifying ointment for those that get the thick scaly build up under the Nail . Apply for 5mins and then wipe off and gently abride the scaly skin from under the Nail . This is brilliant for tonails as well . Like everything what works fo one may well be the others nemesis .Good luck .

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That is such awesome information Meryl, thank you very much! So helpful from someone who knows so much about it.