ITCHY HAND FINGERS BUBBLES SKIN PEELING OFF

I agree my daughters doctor gave it her for serises and wen my fingers start itching I put that on works wounders x mine got to the stage where I made them bleed wiv stretching x

Hello everyone,

I am 28 years old and I have the same symptoms of most of you. It started on my left hand I had like a patch of dry skin and spots with fluid in under the skin which has now spread to my right hand. It comes and goes i was given various types of steroid creams which aint really sorted the problem. I started with this condition when i started my postgraduate course in 2010, I went to Greece for a break and when i sat in the sea something stung me on my bum and on my hand, after time the sting and everything went but a month or so later I have this condition which the doctors say it is a rare form of Phriosis. A week ago I went to get my hair bleached and my god my hands are sooooo itchy and sore, and my head has started itching and im scratching but bits of skin are falling off my head cos im scratching so much, and to make it worse different parts of my body go from cold to boiling hot and I get heat spots and they are also very itchy but these can disappear within an hour, it is really weird if anyone has any advice i would appreciate it?

It might look strange but in my case Idiscover that stop eating eggs had solved this issue !!

Hi there,

I also had this problem, then had a skin patch test....turned out I had a contact allergy to methylchloroisothazolinone/methylisothiazolinone which is in many shampoos (Head & Shoulders, Tresemme, etc) & also washing up liquids. It has to be clearly marked on bottle as it's a known allergen! Go ahead & check, you've probably been smothering yourself in this toxic preservative for months. Shop around for milder products without it, and there are many on the high street, and you may be cured, as I am now :-) Best of luck

School sors...  Dingbats... You need a coarse of antibiotics .... Very common.. Tattoos and any contact with others infected

I had the same problem for years. I thought it was an allergy to cats, then to nickel, but staying away from these things did nothing. My bubbles were intensely itchy; if I scratched them, they broke and then spread, and the skin would crack. Then the itching turned to pain, from the cracks. I saw a forum where people were discussing this problem. Several people mentioned sodium lauryl sulfate and sodium laureth sulfate (two very common ingredients in soaps and shampoos). I started buying sulfate- free soaps, shampoos and dish detergents in September of 2011. Within a week or two my skin healed right up. It's now 15 months later and I haven't had bubbles in all this time. Try that. Make sure you stay away from all products with sulfates in them. Give it a month or two if you are in the midst of a breakout. If that doesn't work, you'll have to do more investigating. I truly hope it works for you like it did for me. What a relief it's been. Incidentally, you can find relatively inexpensive sulfate-free products in many stores now. (Even just a year ago, I had to pay 17 bucks a bottle for this odd smelling California Baby shampoo. It seems that the past 6 months or so,though, Whole Foods and many other stores have begun selling similar products for far cheaper. I think I spend about $5 per bottle, but the bottle is large and lasts a LONG time. Good luck. Let me know whether it works for you!

Thanks to you AND to several other people on other forums, the advice about avoiding sodium laureth sulfates worked like a charm. 15 months without bubbles -- it's been like heaven. That's after about 10 years of dealing with nearly constant itching and bubbles. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Incidentally, I find that over the past few months or so, it's becoming easier and easier to find shampoo, soaps and dish detergents without SLS. Obviously, this must be a real problem for a lot of people!

Is it a possible form of herpes?

It's called dishydrosis and it's caused by stress. I get that a couple times a year.
Good luck.

I've had the same since I was a little girl that would be 40 years ago.  Happens only in winter time.

My doctor knew right away that it was a lack of vitamins (and that was 40 years ago, mind you!!!).  He prescribed a multivitamin supplement which I've taken every winter since.  And that clears it up.

Hope this helps.

Sincerely....Francine

Thats The Same Problem With Me The Exact Do You Know What It Is?? Cause My Daughter Is StartingTo Get It To And I Would Really Like It If Someone Knew??

Your instance sounds more like scabbies, bed bugs or fleas. Probably scabbies.

i am only 15 and i get it thank you for your help but it is alot harder to deal with at school is there anyway to minimize it or go away faster?

You guys seriously need to do more research. I had this condition on my hands and feet. It's either a form of eczema OR a form of psoriasis. My dermatologist (which is a doctor you should see!!) diagnosed me with "palmo plantar pustular psoriasis" which is basically an autoimmune reaction to something which causes these horrid blisters (aka vesicles) (bubbles) to form, itch severely, dry up, and flake away. The cycle repeats. It is a life-long condition. There is nothing you can do to get rid of it. It is what it is. You just have to try steroid creams and ointments and other topicals and possibly a "biologic" medicine to help your immune system not overreact. I didn't have any luck with mild steroid ointments or creams, tazorac (which burned the hell out of my skin!), PUVA treatments (Psoralen and UV-A light treatments), methotrexate, Enbrel, Humira and salicylic acid treatments. My body just won't help itself heal with those treatments. The only thing that works is the super strong steroid ointment BUT it's messy and has to be applied twice per day or more depending on the severity of your psoriasis/eczema. I am 28 years old and have had this since I was about 20. It hurts like hell, itches like hell, then when I scratch too hard or too much my skin peels away leaving the craters of the bubbles open to the air which then oozes clear fluid (which is the body trying to heal itself (sort of like blister fluid)). I just rubbed the arch of my foot severely and repeatedly on my left heel which is scaly (provided a great scratch) but apparently I did it to hard and over an inch by an inch of skin peeled off of that area that was itching and is now sore, though not bleeding, and is oozing fluid. I had to put triple antibiotic ointment on it and a large bandaid.

 

I live with using bandaids. I have no choice. I get severe splits and cracks in my feet skin which bleed and hurt like hell for a week (when walking) so I have to use bandaids to prevent the blood from getting everywhere. I hate this disease. I'm exploring the idea that gluten is the cause of my psoriasis. I will be going gluten free for a few months to see if my feet and hands heal up. So good luck guys!! Be sure to see a DERMATOLOGIST! Family doctor's/GP's don't know what the hell this is and my first derm didnt know waht it was either. I had to go to a major hospital in my state who has top dermatologists to be diagnosed. It's just PPP or eczema - aka Pomphylox.

I have the same thing, except mine really hurts, my skin has gone that dry that i can barely bend my fingers. it itchy really bad under hot water and has been excreting some clear and very sticky fluid. my hands are so sore i just want it gone!