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My son's hands started peeling excessively. It started around his finger tips & has spread to his palms. WHY? |
It kinda looks like athlete's foot, but it is all over his fingers and the palms of his hands. I have had my fingers peel at times, but not like this. There are chunks of skin sizes of quarters that he is peeling. Does anyone know what this is? Gosh some crazy advice here from others. There are certain rashes that occur on your hands that are symptoms of std's. I would definetly get it checked out. may seem like a strange question but does he eat a lot of cheese? My ex husband had this problem and doctor asked about his cheese intake... when he quit eating cheese problem went away. If he had cheese started again. Sounds like it might be an allergy or other reaction to something he came into contact with. I definitely would take him to the doctor. Could be serious. It could actually be a number of skin conditions or something as simple as excessive hand washing. You need to take him to a dermatologist to have his particular condition diagnosed so that you can get him the proper treatment as soon as possible. It might be eczema....but I'm not sure. The best option would be to go to a doctor, and have them check it out. could it be due to malnutrient, or maybe skin allegy, you should take him to see a skin doctor... You could also check into eczema, my sister has it and that sounds like what happens to her hands when she has a flare up. It's most likely to be a fungal infection..some of us are more prone to get it than others, including myself. I got it in my 20's when I was doing lots of laundry for my babies. Take him to a dermatologist and they'll give him the appropriate anti-fungal cream. I've had friends that have had this happen. After a while its painful, because the skin is sensitive. You need to take him to a dermatologist. The will probably give you some sort of cream to put on him. In the mean time, try washing his hands with a moisturizing soap, use something like baby oil gel, then have him wear mittens (do this at bed time, then see how he is in the morning) its possible he just had really dry skin. Or it could be an advance stage of eczema It is athlete's foot fungus! Type to have him us an antifungal cream twice a day. If untreated, it will spread to his finger nails and unsightly nail fungus. Garlic tablets daily help also, as does Noni cream, but just your basic Walmart brand antifungal cream is a good start, everyday!! I dont know why but that has happened to my brother before and it was weird but it went away and was no big deal. I never saw anything like it I thought it would be serious but ended up as just going away and not comming back. huh but you could ask a doctor I guess. This is a sign of several diseases, also of dehydration. please drink 10=8 oz glasses of water a day and take a table spoon of olive oil every day and a multi vit/mineral. if it does not stop in 2 weeks see a Dr. or better yet a dermatologist When I was younger I had this happen. My Palms would peel but not the back of my hands. They itched too. Ask him if his hands were itching before or after it start. Never went to the Doctor and it go away to come back another day. I did work on cars and assumed it may have been a reaction to the Grease/oil. After I got older it stopped. You have two choices; Go pay a Doctor a bunch of money for his opinion or wait until your son older and it go away. I figure it a type of reaction to something that in time the body build immunity. Hope this helps. this happened to me when i was like 10 years old and it just went away on its own now I'm 20 and it started happening again. it looks like when you put glue on your hands and let it dry and then start peeling it off. i still haven't figured out what it is but once again its starting to go away on its own. i feel like some weird creature that sheds its hand skin once every ten years. if it happens again when I'm 30 I'm really going to be freaked out. I have seen two things that resemble what you describe. (many more I'm sure, I've just seen a couple) |
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I would use Lysol. ...I was going to say that it sounds like a fungal infection (ie, athlete's foot) then finding out you have tinea versicolor almost seals it for me as that is a fungal infection as well. Athlete... Melaleuca oil (Tea Tree) ...women do have sweat glands down in that area, so I'm sure if it sweats a lot then it can have an odor. ...Didn't hear anything about that. You used to have your liver function tested before after and during the lamasil treatment from your doctor. I took it about 8 years ago for 6 months and it wor... Try wearing open shoes or sandels. Cotton socks when you wear socks. Use talc at night before you go to bed and before you put socks on, use soap and water when you wash your feet and dry careful... dry skin can cause skin itching. but to be sure try to seek the help of a dermatologist. have an all natural moisturizer to keep the skin from getting dry. keep the skin hydrated by drinking lots ... It's sometimes normal specially for a growing child. Must be just because his skin is growing and stretching. If you have any more concerns, you may take him to a doctor. Good Luck! ... |
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