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c01dud
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Fri Jul 25, 2003 1:58 am  Quote |
hi, i need some help , firstly am a guy and i need some expert advise from the more experienced.
Recently i have had these small spots appearing on my hands they are not warts i know for sure but these spot type of thing occur and disappear now and then by turning into sheading skin.
They occur on the sided of my fingers and and on the surface of them.
plz help me girls !!!!
can you plz advise me of any mecidinal products also thankyou |
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Caspers Mum
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Fri Jul 25, 2003 11:38 am Quote |
Is the skin dry? Or are there red bumps that are itchy? I ask, because this could be eczema/dermatitis, which is a real pain!!!
Try something soothing, such as Decleor's Essential Balm. Your doctor may recommend a cortisone creme and taking an Omega Fatty-3 supplement.
If your skin is merely dry, try something exfoliating and moisturizing. MD Formulations Vit-A-Plus Hand & Body Creme is a good one to try! |
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cavanna
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Mon Jul 28, 2003 9:00 am Quote |
| I used to get something similar on my fingers many years ago. I recall that they tended to occur mostly on the inside edge of my index and second fingers as well as on my thumb, and almost always on my right hand. They weren't itchy or red, and in fact, my hands tended to be somewhat clammy at times (I know, ugh). I recall reading a description of this condition at one point, but don't recall what it was (sorry, not a lot of help there). But it wasn't eczema. I think it was related to stress or something (I was at university at the time!) |
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Wed Aug 06, 2003 3:39 pm Quote |
| It could be psoriasis? Its harmless enough - just overproduction of skin cells, but, unsightly. Its passed on genetically. I get it from time to time when I am stressed (just on my hand like you!), I got a cream from my dermatologist called Alphosyl. It doesnt smell the greatest but is *extremely* effective for treating the scale! Hope this is of some use. |
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