Doctors believe that a simple test involving a small device in the form of a diamond could have additional functions, including lung cancer and heart disease.

Imagine connecting a quick electrical test that could be equipped with a warning signal about a problem.

The Schamroth test, a simple, non-invasive finger test, has been identified by health professionals as a potential indicator of an airway hernia, which can occur with lung cancer, heart cancer, and other electrical devices.

Learn how the Schamroth test works and what it can mean for your health.

Finger Hernia
The Schamroth window test is a simple device used to check for the removal of a finger hernia, also known as a finger hernia. As explained by Medscape, this condition affects the development of the fingers and nails.

A hernia usually develops over years and in stages. Cancer Research UK’s findings for finger hernias are:

The nail bed is warm, and the skin around the nail is shiny.
The key tips are wider, giving them a club-like appearance.
The nail bed becomes soft.