but im 17 and my fingers have been peeling since i was like 10 id say. its been awhile. doesnt really hurt or bother me i guess cause im used to it but i just wanted to know why they peel.
little bit of info:
the peel anywhere on the fingerprint area i guess. from right under the tip of the nail down to the first bend of my finger. when it peels it like dead skin i guess and starts with like a white bubble, not a big one, but then i can peel like the whole patch of dead skin off. but it doesnt stop there. when i peel like patch of dead skin off theres a rough edge of hanging skin around where the bubble used to be and i cant help to bite it and peel it back cause when im working on something or doing something involving my fingers i can feel the flap moving around on my finger so i bite it off. sometimes it just keeps peeling and keeps peeling till patches of raw skin are spread around my finger tips and it hurts when anything touches that area. i try not to bite to this point but i cant help it, the skin just keeps peeling, its like im shedding constatnly. this happens to all my fingers and always has since i was around 10.
thanks for any help you might have.
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I was born with this same problem! Came out of the womb with my fingertips peeling. I had no fingerprints whatsoever. It happened to every one of my fingertips but unlike yours, mine caused me a lot of pain. They would constantly crack and bleed. The peeling occurred up until I was about 11 or 12. Then my skin just kinda went back to normal for a couple years. I had full fingerprints on all my fingers for the first time. But as the years went on, the peeling came back, but only on a few of my fingers. It would peel for a few weeks, then heal back up. The strange thing, I get new fingerprints each time they heal over...It happens very rarely nowadays and mostly occurs on my thumbs. I've been to several doctors over the years and no one has ever been able to tell me what is going on. It's just a weird thing that happens...but hey! At least I could get away with a crime! haha just kidding :P
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If you're suffering this a seasonal illness, it's most likely linked to Eczema and irritant dermatitis, from sweat and pollen allergens in summer months is the most common reaction.If you have eczema (Itchyness, dry skin, redness, usually in the backs of knees/between the thighs and under your arms) anywhere else during these months, see a doctor and get a prescription for a cortisoid cream or some other steroid cream. This will relieve the symptoms and let you get on with your life.~J, Paramedic.
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