Several years ago I developed a skin problem. The palms of my hands and soles of my feet broke out in blisters and the blistered skin slowly died. I knew it was an allergic reaction to something but it has taken me years to work out what. I think I have nailed it now.
I could find no rhyme nor reason to the problem that recurred every so often. Firstly I blamed home made bread, perhaps the yeast in it, as we had just bought a bread maker. Then I blamed bottled wine and so I avoided that. I went to a skin specialist, but he did not know and agreed with my own diagnosis that it was an allergic reaction. He halved his fee since he did nothing except chat for a couple of minutes. I went for allergy reactions tests. No surprises there. I was highly allergic to rye grass pollen. As a sufferer of hayfever when I was younger, I knew that already. I have grown out of it.
I had not had an episode since last summer and then it happened again in December. What changed in December? I started using sun block on my arms when I was out in a short sleeved shirt. I now think it may well be the sunscreen. I will probably try a non allergic brand, but at this stage, I have stopped using it. Consequently I now have brown arms to above my elbows. Fortunately Jeb has some ideas about what to do about a farmer's tan.
When I was a teenager I used to get blisters on the palm of my right hand. Never could work out why. Nowadays I just get a crick in the back of my neck...
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*snort*
Bwahahahahahahahahaaa
I hope you are laughing at Jed's post and not me Jayne.
ReplyDeleteNot even going there Brian.
ReplyDeleteSimple solution get R to apply the sunscreen - if this is the cause of the problem.
ReplyDeleteAnon, he is mostly not around when I apply.
ReplyDeleteYou wank too much.
ReplyDeleteI have the same problem.
How much is too much?
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