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Dry, Itchy Patches On Palm. Some Relief With Medication. Healing Places Too Smooth. Permanent Cure?

I have several dry, itchy patches of skin on the palms of my hand . They will not go away completely. I ve had this off and on for several years. I use Aquaphor, Aveeno unscented lotions, and Lansinoh 8-15 times a day. I never get complete relief because the skin isn t just dry, it is taught and thickened, extremely fragile. It will crack if I miss even a day of excessive lotions. When one area starts to heal, the healing places are smooth, with no ridges for my palm print.
Tue, 27 Aug 2013
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dry itchy palms suggest dermatitis of palms..in my suggestion i advice u to use good amount of moisturization and also avoid direct contact with detergents and harsh soaps...however there is no satisfying treatments available for this problems...consult your nearest dermatologist..
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Dry, Itchy Patches On Palm. Some Relief With Medication. Healing Places Too Smooth. Permanent Cure?

dry itchy palms suggest dermatitis of palms..in my suggestion i advice u to use good amount of moisturization and also avoid direct contact with detergents and harsh soaps...however there is no satisfying treatments available for this problems...consult your nearest dermatologist..