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Contraction of skin on palm
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Whenever I come in contact with water or soap or dishwash bar the skin on my palm contracts and becomes tight. And it takes 30 mins for my hands to turn to normal after I get away from water or soapy items. Couldn't explain much in words so attaching picture of my palm. Pls help.
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Looks like allergic contact dermatitis. It is surely treatable. Need detail history. Kindly consult online for
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Looks like Cumulative irritant contact dermatitis.Try wearing a glove when ur doing the dishes and washing clothes. Avoid harsh detergents directly coming in contact with ur skin.
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Moisturise hands on daily basis. For further details contact me online.
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Don't worry...you are suffering from allergic contact dermatitis causing this... specific Medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription .
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Dr. J Prasad
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Probably Contact dermatitis.
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