I strongly hope that my problem will be shared on the site, why it is a serious health problem, the solution of which cannot be achieved even by my personal doctor. For a month now I have been getting a strange yellowing between my fingers. At first it appeared only in the morning and faded by the afternoon, but now it is continuous. I'm ashamed to point my fingers. I wear gloves or try to hide them, keeping them tucked in my pockets or on my lap ... The yellowing is very drastic and very noticeable. I tried to rub it with soap, washing my hands several times in a row, but it didn't go away ... it also got deeper. From morning to evening it is very yellow between my fingers, and in the evening this area starts to roughen a lot - I get peeling and the yellow shade itself becomes dark, like shadows between my fingers ... Complete horror. The doctor told me that she was unaware of the problem could be a vitamin deficiency. For almost a month, I focus on fruits and vegetables, I drink a complex of vitamins, but no, the problem is obvious. And I'm only 16, my fingers look like 60 years old, they wrinkle, they turn yellow and peel. I'm very worried that I might have something ... Please help me or tell me if it's something disturbing, because it's awful .. AND JUST TO UNDERLINE: I DON'T SMOKE CIGARETTES, I NEVER! -because in principle this can also result in yellowing, but in this case it is impossible for me to be from this, because I do not have such a habit. Thank you in advance. yellowed are peeling. I'm very worried that I might have something ... Please help me or tell me if it's something disturbing, because it's awful .. AND JUST TO UNDERLINE: I DON'T SMOKE CIGARETTES, I NEVER! -because in principle this can also result in yellowing, but in this case it is impossible for me to be from this, because I do not have such a habit. Thank you in advance. yellowed are peeling. I'm very worried that I might have something ... Please help me or tell me if it's something disturbing, because it's awful .. AND JUST TO UNDERLINE: I DON'T SMOKE CIGARETTES, I NEVER! -because in principle this can also result in yellowing, but in this case it is impossible for me to be from this, because I do not have such a habit. Thank you in advance.
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If your doctor doesn't know, let her refer you to a dermatologist or go straight to one.
I want to ask the moderators if it is still possible to approve 1-2 comments this year. I know you have families and work on a voluntary basis, but if you are so busy, why not hire more moderators? There are many people who would agree, incl. me too.
Alas, it's the same for me at the moment, even yesterday I noticed that it happened to me again, only for me it's only on the fingers of my left hand now. In the summer I had such a yellow, but it was right next to the nails and above them, not on the fingers. I went to a dermatologist, he sent me for fungal tests - they were not fungi and he told me to drink multivitamins, I drank somewhere for 2 months and got rid of it. It was somewhere in June I think. It has been appearing again for a few days now, but not around the nails, but on the fingers of my left hand. Today I took Doppelhertz multivitamins, I will drink them again, if the problem does not disappear, I will go to a dermatologist again. Go and you, and please - write what she told you and what happened !!! :) Otherwise, I don't smoke or I ever do, there's nothing to paint my fingers or anything like that. My summer was yellow to orange and my stupid personal (before I go to the dermatologist) screams,
if you use Acne Out and then don't wash your hands ...
Number 4, how do you know about Acne Out that this is the case? Meaning I don't know if it's because of that, but now that I've said it, I really noticed that I used Acne Out for a long time then in the summer, now also .. I wash my hands, but sometimes I forget .. Could it really be from this? - number 3
My hands are dry and as you say as if between the fingers mostly. It turned out that I have contact dermatitis from some jewelry, maybe a ring that I took off and do not wear regularly or from detergents. My skin becomes either flaky or blistered, they burst and then for a whole month and I, like you, ask myself, what will people think, so I hide them, smear them with what will strengthen them, from the few that I wrote out. And my doctor looks at them like a big stone and wonders what to do. Ham was a skin specialist. So the problem comes to me periodically. I balance it with creams for now and avoid allergens, but now winter is dry skin and that's it.
Number 6, I'm number 3. I have something like that, no bubbles, more like scales, but when I took a bath and my hand was like a monster, the skin was terrible, I applied a cream and now it's better, for me it's only on the left (at least for now, I hope it doesn't appear on the right) .. I don't touch jewelry, but when he said about the preparations, I remembered that they told me when I went to the doctor to I do not wash dishes, etc., ie I do not use any such detergents. What do you marry, what have they written for you? Otherwise, for the winter it is still possible to have nice skin on the hands, but I also wonder some girls how their skin on the hands in the winter is like babies ..
Number 7, I'm number 6 - they prescribed Betaderm cream, it's also called betaderm ointment and betaderm cream, their price is the same, only the ointment is greasy, and the cream smells unpleasant, but it absorbs without staining. It is easier to be in Sofia. They give it with a prescription, but sometimes when I hit a pharmacy that doesn't want my prescription, I stock up on at least two tubes at a time. This is for the scales themselves. And if you want between smears with it, you can use all ointments with glycerin. Don't let more areas of your skin become infected, because the doctor told me that the thinned skin will crack somewhere again and the preparations will develop again. And I hope you don't take any antibiotics, they told me if I didn't take any. I'm not and that's why I was left with the version with the preparations, which I often, even obsessively used, because I didn't pay attention to how nasty the ingredients were. Dermatologists in Sofia usually prescribe pills after betaderma, and then injections, because dermatitis can turn into large skin wounds. I don't know who you will visit, but try soaking them in a decoction of sumac (tetra).
The same thing happened to me. I also use Acne Out. Maybe the problem is in it.