"Nail Polish—If you are wearing nail polish and haven't removed it yet, you will be given nail polish remover to take it off. This is done because the doctors/nurses need to be able to see your natural finger nail to check your circulation. Nail polish may also get in the way of the pulse monitor, which is a small machine that gently clips onto your finger to keep track of your pulse." From Young Women's Health
WEll, perhaps not, but sometimes they evaluate circulation in your toes too, so would err on the side of caution and take em all off. The go for mani/pedi after
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"Nail Polish—If you are wearing nail polish and haven't removed it yet, you will be given nail polish remover to take it off. This is done because the doctors/nurses need to be able to see your natural finger nail to check your circulation. Nail polish may also get in the way of the pulse monitor, which is a small machine that gently clips onto your finger to keep track of your pulse." From Young Women's Health
Ok, but does that mean I need to remove my toenail polish as well?
WEll, perhaps not, but sometimes they evaluate circulation in your toes too, so would err on the side of caution and take em all off.
The go for mani/pedi after
Good advice Lisa.
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