the skin of my palm peels seasonally, i don't know what to do.And it peels bad?
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What season?? Do you play sports in that particular season?? Are you prone to dehydration?? Are you hydrated enough?? Are you allergic to anything in general??\nMore info please for us to help you......\n\nFor now.  There is something called Bag Balm.  It's really for cows udders, yes I said that..but is used by gardener's and florists all over the country.  It's nothing gross but oils and salves made for things that get really dry and crusty.  You can also try something call Res-Q-ointment from Burt's Bees in a tiny tin.  The stuff is great for cuts and wounds and dry infected skin.  Because you could if nothing else is going on like dehydration, have a bacterial infection like athlete's foot.  It can affect other areas of your body not just the feet.  If you play sports are exposed to dirty socks and other clothes that harbor mold and moisture because of heat and sweat, jock strap, socks, undies etc...then you could possibly have spread the bacteria to your hands.  Check out your feet, in between your toes.  \nAnd what the woman below suggested also works, did for my aunt.  Put a heavy lotion or salve on your hands and then wear gloves to bed.  It should help.  If you wash your hands a lot, esp. in winter, it will cause this.  You're removing the oils and so naturally the skin chafes.  Try remoisturizing each time.
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excema is very common on the upper arms espeically in colder weather.\n\nsee your doctor or a dermtologist there are loads of creams available for it - dont scrub it though you will irritate the area making it worse.
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it must be a soap or detergent or something that you are using on your hands that you are allergic too, there are many fungal topical applications that you can get from the chemist that will help if it is a fungus, but most importantly you must get rid of the offending product that you are using, aloe vera is very good, try a leaf from a plant, peel it and rub the gel onto your hands it is very soothing and healing.
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Hey man be careful with some crazy people up there. Oatmeal, lemon juice, vinegar IS NOT GOOD AT ALL. Those things could make it even worst. Take a pain killer like Advil or Tylenol. Also, get Banana Boat Aloe Vera gel. Put it in the fridge and use it at least twice a day (morning and evening). Last year I had a bad SBurn. Right after the Aloe Vera gel I use a Lubriderm lotion. Don't rub it, be gentle. Also, don't expose yourself to the sun and use light cotton cloth. Avoid detergent or use a natural one to avoid any sensitive reaction to the skin. Also, drink vitamin E and break a capsule and mix it with the Lubriderm or Aloe Vera gel. It worked out for me. I know people who had nasty marks after a sun burn like mine. I don't have any!
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Go to a dermatologist.
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this time of year it is probably just dry skin itch. get a good bath oil and soak in a not hot tub. hot water tends to dry the skin out even more, later up after bath with baby oil  all over . see if that doesnt work.\nif these itches are accompanied by red raised lines on your skin could be a critter called scabies. need a rx to fix that problem.
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could just be dry skin, that happens to be a lot.  use a moisturizer.
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Use an intensive healing hand cream. Some good ones to use are Neutrogena and, like someone mentioned previously, Udder Balm. They are both great and work wonders!!
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You must go to dermatologist....Maybe your hands and your skin  are sensitive with some ingredient s in soap or something like that....(shower gel,or cream,etc.)....I think that is probably allergy...
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Maybe just really bad dry skin or a slight allergic reaction to something?  If lotion doesn't help, try putting some hyrdrocortisone cream on it.
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You may have dry skin.  Try using some good hydrating lotion.  Oil Of Olay, Jergens, etc.
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THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE YOU NEED TO STOP USING THE PRODUCT. THE PRODUCT IS DOING WHAT IS SUPPOSE TO DO, TO PEEL THE SKIN AND RESURFACE THE NEW SKIN BUT IS PROBABLY TO STRONG FOR YOU,  MAYBE YOU SHOULD STOP USING IT OR USE IT LESS FREQUENT. GOOD LUCK I HOPE MY ANSWER HELPS YOU.
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It could just be itchy because you rubbed it on the sheet, or something; as you say, psychological. The consensus seems to be to get it checked, doesn't it? I understand your reluctance. Personally, I would wait until I had to go for something else, & then say 'By the way,...' but that's probably not good advice. \n\nIt's probably OK; problems come from sun damage, don't they? Once you've had it looked at, get a close friend to regularly check it for you! They could take a photo to keep & make sure there are no changes.
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your skin could be very dry use good moisturisers also check with your doc for any allergies
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Sounds like dry skin from the winter cold and wind.\nI like St. Eves formula skin lotions. They are the only ones that work for me and are not greesy.\nGold Bond Ultra Lotion has been advertised alot lately and it be it works as this type has been around a long long time. Hope to try it out.\nMake sure you exfoliate your legs in the shower or bath. This gets the dead skin cells off so you dont itch so much. Just make sure you put the lotion on right after you get out.
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i'm guessing, its dried soap.. or your skin is really dry..
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go to a dermatologist and have them freeze them off, thats what i did to mine and i have not had one in 8-10 years.