hello According to your symptoms of dryness and your blood reports, it is suggestive of a thyroid problem. your TSH is a little on the higher side and indicates hypothyroidism.Your reports are of 2014. You will need to repeat the tests and see the current levels. This condition very commonly causes dryness of skin. Along with that, in long standing conditions it can also cause a mild swelling and puffiness of skin over a period of time. 7-8 days swelling maybe too short to be caused by thyroid disorder and could be due to an allergic/irritant reaction. Or, you may not have noticed it earlier. Have you applied any cosmetic over the area or undergone any procedure/facial etc,? Also going by your age, since it is close to menopause such symptoms are common such as swelling,redness, hot flushes of skin. dryness due to loss of moisture.etc Are you on any regular medication? or new drugs? Keep a check on your blood pressure as well. I suggest that you consult a physician or endocrinologist for the thyroid as you may need medication to bring it to normal. This could directly affect your skin dryness You can continue the moisturex SOFT cream twice a day for all dry skin. Use a mild moisturizing / glycerine soap. Do not scrub over the areas. Diprovate S can be continued for 2 weeks n stopped slowly. Drink fluids, include iodine in your diet. Reduce consumption of cabbage, cauliflower.etc for the thyroid. Do consult with the physician regarding the best diet for you.