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I have thick skin between my thumb and forefingers on both my hands. it's been constantly the same for about a year. it also feels all the time. any i?
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Skin: Thick skin can be a callous, psoriasis, or something else. Please start w/your family doc who may diagnose or send you to a dermatologist. Peace and good health.
Answered 1/26/2018
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