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After 13 years of suffering from eczema, my skin began to change. My skin, which normally forms a thickened rash when aggravated, began to dry and flake. This new, flaky skin comes off when I towel dry it, rolls off when I put lotion on it, brushes off when I touch it and falls off while I sleep.
The use of triamcinalone and hydrocortisone ointments have helped to thin my skin.
Now, after 3 years of shedding dry skin, my skin is so weak that healthy skin rolls off when I rub it or put lotion on.
Dermatologists don't seem to think that there is anything hazardous about thin skin. But, how can you ward off unwanted bacteria, if there are openings and cuts all over your skin?
So far, the thinning of the epidermis seems to be an irreversible side effect of topical and oral corticosteroids. I'll keep searching for solutions.
Love,
Lhea J.
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