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Hard skin (less itchy) in my legs & hand
Sir,
For the last few years I have been suffering with the Hard Skin issue in my Legs, feet, foot, finger. In my finger the hard skin appears suddenly, gets cracked and goes within 1 week and in the feet it always stays. It's very dry and hard skin. Not much itchy. In my feet there is small white hard skin circle ( no pain ) . I have a dandruff issue as well ( just mentioned) maybe it's related..
I use B-Tex, Moiz and Borolin ( when it gets cracked) in the legs and palms. For hear I use moiz shampoo.
Can you please help me so that I can get rid of it ?
Here i attach some pictures.
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No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required..
Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.
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Dr. Roja B Hulihalli
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6 yrs exp
Ranebennur
Hello 👋
It is purely skin allergy.
It could be allergy related (dermatitis)or disease
It needs longer duration ..it wil come down gradually
Needs to check for underlying other conditions
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do online consultation with dermatologist for better results
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