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Skin problems around the eyes


Chris' mom

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Chris' mom Newbie

My eyes have a horrible inflamed itchy cracked wrinkly looking skin around them. And I'm wondering if anyone else has this problem.


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Corrie Rookie

I would encourage you to get it checked out by a doctor. It could be shingles. 

cyclinglady Grand Master
26 minutes ago, Corrie said:

I would encourage you to get it checked out by a doctor. It could be shingles. 

Great advice!  

Mary Anne Simpson Rookie

I had that once and it was an allergic reaction to a food (eggplant skin). My daughter had it years later, and it would come and go. In her case she was allergic to nitrates. She studied microbiology, and told me nitrates were safe, so she ate then again, and, voila! Itchy eyes again. So we are nitrate free. It might be a food. 

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