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Peeling Skin On Palms

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skipper30 Enthusiast
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Does any one out there suffer from VERY frequent skin peeling on their palms? Wondering if this could be another odd celiac connection??:wacko:

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Dallas

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Does any one out there suffer from VERY frequent skin peeling on their palms? Wondering if this could be another odd celiac connection??:wacko:

Thanks

Dallas

Sometimes peeling skin on the palms can be a sign of strep. I had a student once who had a bad strep infection and her hands started to peel. But it could be another sign of Celiac because there seems to be so many!

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My hands peel from every dish soap except Dawn non ultra. Palmolive is the worst for me ...

Marcia

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I would get peeling hands and just found out that it is from a yeast infection. Some ointment seems to have solved the problem.

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I know someone who gets fungal infections on their skin. The only sign of this is that their skin peels badly.

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Could it be Psoriasis?

skipper30 Enthusiast
skipper30
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I am wondering if it is ezecma or psorisis. My husband and his mother both suffer from psorisis. It is our olderst son(6) and they have been doing this off and on for a few years now. He is in a peeling cycle now and I am afraid he is going to pick at them them until they bleed or get infected. It seems worse right now than it has been.

I just need to spend the $ for the copay to have the ped tell me to take him to a dermatoligist(sp?). I just hate the run around to get to where I need to be in the first place? Ya know!?

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