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  • MotherNature
    Matilda Jane Addict
    • Feb 2013
    • 1120

    #16
    Just curious if anyone has had an allergy test for gluten, wheat, and casein, especially the person that gets eczema only on their hands & fingers. Recurrent patches of dishydrosis and split skin occurs if I've had gluten or casein. It's very painful and can be itchy. It's a pretty common problem among people with food intolerances. Just throwing it out there in case it's not just severe dryness.

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    • Cynthia
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jun 2013
      • 58

      #17
      Try O'Keeffe's Working Hands hand cream. It's for dry and crack hands . Works great !!! You can get it at Home depot or most Lumber Yards.

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      • Cradle2crayons
        Daycare.com Member
        • Apr 2013
        • 3642

        #18
        I've always used okeef's or however you spell it. You can get it for hands and feet. The one I use is called "working hands" and it's in a round tin.

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        • Childminder
          Advanced Daycare.com Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 1500

          #19
          Okeeffe's and it is on every end cap at Walmarts. The have one for feet but haven't tried it yet.
          I see little people.

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          • Lil'DinoEggs
            Daycare.com Member
            • Aug 2013
            • 198

            #20
            Originally posted by MotherNature
            Just curious if anyone has had an allergy test for gluten, wheat, and casein, especially the person that gets eczema only on their hands & fingers. Recurrent patches of dishydrosis and split skin occurs if I've had gluten or casein. It's very painful and can be itchy. It's a pretty common problem among people with food intolerances. Just throwing it out there in case it's not just severe dryness.

            While I would never rule those items out, I don't consume dairy or many bread products because I have been losing weight. While I don't know the cause, my mother had it after her three pregnancies. Mine has gotten worse with each pregnancy. However, this is the first year in five years I needed the steroid cream as I usually just avoid hand and wrist jewelry, use mild cleansers, and lotions. I noticed a lot more of my kids are having break outs so it could be anything: the local water, how dry it is, something in the local food, etc.

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            • Unregistered

              #21
              Mine used to do this and when I started taking vitamin E they healed up.

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              • Unregistered

                #22
                cracked finger tips

                To take the sting away use super glue.it does not hurt and allopws you to wash your hands but not sting every time.It will grow/peel off just add more till healed.

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                • jojosmommy
                  Advanced Daycare.com Member
                  • Jan 2011
                  • 1103

                  #23
                  I think New Skin is torture! !! I can't hack it!

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                  • MotherNature
                    Matilda Jane Addict
                    • Feb 2013
                    • 1120

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Lil'DinoEggs
                    While I would never rule those items out, I don't consume dairy or many bread products because I have been losing weight. While I don't know the cause, my mother had it after her three pregnancies. Mine has gotten worse with each pregnancy. However, this is the first year in five years I needed the steroid cream as I usually just avoid hand and wrist jewelry, use mild cleansers, and lotions. I noticed a lot more of my kids are having break outs so it could be anything: the local water, how dry it is, something in the local food, etc.
                    Aw. Hope you figure it out & get some relief.

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                    • MyAngels
                      Member
                      • Aug 2010
                      • 4217

                      #25
                      For you ladies that use coconut oil - where do you get it? It's an actual oil, not a lotion type thing?

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                      • MotherNature
                        Matilda Jane Addict
                        • Feb 2013
                        • 1120

                        #26
                        Most grocery stores has coconut oil. Trader Joe's, Costco, natural food stores. It's solid, but turns liquid when warm & is useful for everything. Around our house it is the wonder cure all, along with breastmilk, garlic, raw honey, & elderberries.::

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                        • Lil'DinoEggs
                          Daycare.com Member
                          • Aug 2013
                          • 198

                          #27
                          Originally posted by Unregistered
                          To take the sting away use super glue.it does not hurt and allopws you to wash your hands but not sting every time.It will grow/peel off just add more till healed.
                          I do this as well. If I can't find superglue, I use clear nail polish. It doesn't last more than a few hours but it helps.

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                          • pandamom
                            New Daycare.com Member
                            • Nov 2012
                            • 193

                            #28
                            I use the Gold Bond healing lotion. I may try that new skin stuff if I can find it at the BX- that'd be great for the little cuts I get around the tips of my fingers

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                            • originalkat
                              Daycare.com Member
                              • Dec 2009
                              • 1392

                              #29
                              Originally posted by Lil'DinoEggs
                              I do the exact same thing. It is a steroid. I have eczema just on my hands and fingers as well as the cracking. During the day I use a ton of lotion. Also, I make sure we use gentle hand soaps like the olay dish soap and such
                              I have Eczema on my hands and it can be painful to wash hands constantly. Olay is great for shower soap or at the kitchen sink.

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