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dry, itchy, bumps and blisters on hand

mikala
07/31/09
mikala
Topics:rashfingerdry

dry, itchy, bumps and blisters on my hands. It started off on just one finger and spreaded to both hands and half my palms. It comes and goes and most the time its dry. I first thought it was a chemical burn or scabies but its not. It gets irrated when I use water and dry my hands afterwards. I am constantly using lotion on hands but it doesn't seem to work. It hurts when I try to make a fist because of my fingers being dry. I need help on trying to figure out how to cure this. I been to Doctor's that don't know what it is. Can someone please help....

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aleks
Saturday, August 15, 2009

i have the same thing and it also started only on my finger and than spreaded to palm, somethimes it dryes so much that skin brakes and it hurts like hell. I dont really know what it is but I am using a lot of detergens, make up, acne products and stuff like that. If i use hidrocortysone(antiitch creme) it helps but I need to use it all the time. It sucks.

I haven't seen doctor yet but I am planning to. If you found out what it is let me know, I'll do the same

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mikala
Monday, August 17, 2009 at 05:42 PM

I think its called dyshidrotic eczema. Ateast when I was googling around this popped up and sounded like what we have. Good luck if you find out anything let me knowLaughing

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