Question 1

2-3 days after i am cured from a cold my the skin on my fingers starts to peel off , the only medication that i take is tylenol (acetaminophen) or panadole as my cold is not that bad this has been going on for years doctors say it's eczema?

Accepted Answer

May be virus related: Skin peeling is a common symptom after certain viral infections. Eczema has specific physical features like raised bumps, dry skin and itchyness etc. The latter should be under control with topic steriods. If your symptoms bother you significantly, get a proper evaluation with your GP when you r down with your next cold. Feel better:)

Question 2

my friend has bumps under her skin, but only between her fingers and toes. what could this be no medications at this time . you can feel them moore than you can see them, they are the same color as my skin, no redness or darkness they don't hurt i can't f

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These : These sound like subcutaneous (under the skin) nodules. These can be seen in certain types of arthritis(i.e. Rheumatoid), and other types autoimmune disorders. This really is an issue that should be evaluated by a dermatologist. Please encourage your friend to make an appointment.

Question 3

my skin is peeling off b/w by thumb & index finger. it was diagonised as a simple fungal infection but the medication is not working. cause please.

Accepted Answer

Skin peeling: Could be fungal versus dermatitis ( allergic) vs eczema Some cremes( lotrisone (clotrimazole and betamethasone) in US)  contain anti-fungal and steroid  which would treat both issues.  Also check what your hands are in contact with if caustic  chemicals may be contact dermatitis and need  the steroids , lotion and  gloves as well to protect. rarely psoriasis ( should respond to steroid a bit) f/u with doc

Question 4

i have agzima on my both little fingers 5 years using betamethosane but return after week ..can i have drug  treat my skin forever?

Accepted Answer

Agzima?: I am not sure what agzima is? Did you mean eczema?
The severity of eczema may change over time, but it does need care and there is treatment available.

Question 5

help please? how long does it take for skin to grow back on finger?

Accepted Answer

Uncertain: How was it cut? What thickness of skin was cut - depth? What part of the finger was cut?  Are there any medical conditions which might impact healing (such as diabetes mellitus)?

Question 6

i have something rare on my finger skin and want to know what is it?

Accepted Answer

Show it to a doctor.: A questionable finding on your skin should be examined in person by a physician.  Best of luck.

Question 7

the skin on the tips of my fingers refuses to grown back. it's pink and ultra sensitive ?

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Show the fingers ...: 44 y/o Female says The skin on the tip of my fingers refuses to grow back.It's pink and ultra sensitive. One needs to know if this is new development? Was there trauma/injury? Is one a nail Biter ? Does one cut nail too often? Have a job/hobby that keep the fingers soaking wet a lot of the time?  A good way to sort this out is walk into one's PCP office and show the fingers to him/her.

Question 8

the skin on all of my finger tips has peeled off. they have been in no chemicals, what could be causing this?

Accepted Answer

Excess dryness: Excess dryness can be caused from over exposure to water, chemicals, a drug reaction, or peeling after having a high fever.  Is there reddness?  This can also be hand eczema or psoriasis.

Question 9

what is the patch of scalely skin on my finger?

Accepted Answer

Hard to say: If you can see a dermatologist to make the right diagnosis which might be eczema.

Question 10

can you advise for dry skin on tips of fingers?

Accepted Answer

Good Skin Hygiene: Avoid long hot showers, frequent hand washing, and harsh and drying cleansers like Ivory, Irish Spring, or Lever 2000. Apply fragrance-free moisturizer like Vanicream or Aquaphor at least two times per day. Reduce itch with OTC antihistamines like Zyrtec. For break-through itch, oral Benadryl (diphenhydramine) and/or Sarna lotion can be added. Irritating environmental factors should be avoided.

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2-3 days after i am cured from a cold my the skin on my fingers starts to peel off , the only medication that i take is tylenol (acetaminophen) or panadole as my cold is not that bad this has been going on for years doctors say it's eczema?

A member asked:

My friend has bumps under her skin, but only between her fingers and toes. what could this be no medications at this time . you can feel them moore than you can see them, they are the same color as my skin, no redness or darkness they don't hurt i can't f

A member asked:

My skin is peeling off b/w by thumb & index finger. it was diagonised as a simple fungal infection but the medication is not working. cause please.

A member asked:

I have agzima on my both little fingers 5 years using betamethosane but return after week ..can i have drug treat my skin forever?

A member asked:

Help please? how long does it take for skin to grow back on finger?

A member asked:

I have something rare on my finger skin and want to know what is it?

A member asked:

The skin on the tips of my fingers refuses to grown back. it's pink and ultra sensitive ?

A member asked:

The skin on all of my finger tips has peeled off. they have been in no chemicals, what could be causing this?

A member asked:

What is the patch of scalely skin on my finger?

A member asked:

Can you advise for dry skin on tips of fingers?

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