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OMG MY EYEBALLS. 
I'm allergic to everything.
I'm allergic to everything.
Dishydrotic Eczema
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slotpuppy
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OMG MY EYEBALLS.
I'm allergic to everything.
Dont use the sponge on you're eyeballs.
SoMDGirl42
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crazykitty
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I have this on my hands right now and I am so miserable?
Does anyone else have this problem?
No? I'm the only one of all forumites? I figured.
I read that it affects 1 in 5000 and it is brought on my stress...Which means I will never get rid of it.
No you are not alone. I have had this since I was in my early 20s. Its probably more worse during the winter months but it definitely sucks azz. I have had to sleep with a steroid cream with gloves on at times when it was really bad. And my husband would be like "quit scratching it, you will make it worse" and I am like its not your ******* hands so leave me alone
It can be extremely miserable
WR Lesson #404042
Do not take the green side of a sponge to any area of the skin. Ever.
God, do I understand how badly it itches and the lengths you will go to just try to get it to STOP. Yes, I've had cracked, bleeding hands before in a futile attempt to "scratch the itch."
Have you looked into the possibility of contact dermatitis? I found over the years I am extremely sensitive to most anything with dyes and perfumes in it. My mom had the same sort of thing, would break out severely from immersing her hands in a pan of soapy water, and had to wear rubber gloves to wash dishes.
I found this too was a trigger for me and can only use certain soaps, detergents, and dishwashing liquids else all hell breaks loose. And heaven help me when going clothes shopping. All I have to do is touch the treated fabric and my hands swell up, especially my thumbs. Crazy!
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No you are not alone. I have had this since I was in my early 20s. Its probably more worse during the winter months but it definitely sucks azz. I have had to sleep with a steroid cream with gloves on at times when it was really bad. And my husband would be like "quit scratching it, you will make it worse" and I am like its not your ******* hands so leave me alone
It can be extremely miserable
Yeah... if my husband tells me to stop scratching one more time, I am going to knock the chit out of him with a Lousiville Slugger.
God, do I understand how badly it itches and the lengths you will go to just try to get it to STOP. Yes, I've had cracked, bleeding hands before in a futile attempt to "scratch the itch."
Have you looked into the possibility of contact dermatitis? I found over the years I am extremely sensitive to most anything with dyes and perfumes in it. My mom had the same sort of thing, would break out severely from immersing her hands in a pan of soapy water, and had to wear rubber gloves to wash dishes.
I found this too was a trigger for me and can only use certain soaps, detergents, and dishwashing liquids else all hell breaks loose. And heaven help me when going clothes shopping. All I have to do is touch the treated fabric and my hands swell up, especially my thumbs. Crazy!
Poor all of us.
My hands are falling off!
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Had some allergy testing done today and saw a specialist about the eczema on my hands...
Turns out, I was allergic to everything they tested me for... except cockroaches.
I am not allergic to cockroaches. I am cockroach proof. 
Yay me.
Turns out, I was allergic to everything they tested me for... except cockroaches.
I am not allergic to cockroaches. I am cockroach proof. Yay me.
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Yes, did nothing. They gave me clobetasol propionate. It has worked in the past. hopefully will work again.
ZARA
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Yes, did nothing. They gave me clobetasol propionate. It has worked in the past. hopefully will work again.
Damn, I tried.
