Any help for skin that gets sticky when it gets wet?

Lora here.
I try to avoid GMO foods, but one should probably consider the majority of corn as being GMO, and corn is in a lot of products. Best to avoid all processed foods. That's a challenge. So is avoiding gluten.

I'd like to open up another can of worms...chemtrails . Once dismissed as a conspiracy theory, it is now accepted as a fact that we are being sprayed with chemicals (aluminum, barium, & other) and it's having a devastating effect on our eco-system. Google Dr. Russell Blalock to watch his utube interviews. I'm wondering if the chemicals falling on us are possibly affecting our skin and immune system. If you're concerned about allergies and neurological health, I think you'll find the information on chemtrails extremely interesting. Not only is our food being genetically engineered - the air we breath is also being altered. As well as weather patterns. I'd be interested in hearing what you think after checking out the info on chemtrails. It's amazing how many people know nothing about what's going on.

Hank, my dad had something like that for a year and a half. White crusty sores taht would appear on the lower leg and hands and forearms, they would leak then heal and re appear somewhere else, doc said it was poor blood return to the heart.

Turned out to be a bacterial infection, they gave him pills to drain excess water and some kind of skin cream with silver in it, i forget the name but it got rid of the sores for good, silver is a good anti microbial apparently.

I've been watching the comments posted here for quite some time. I had really bad sticky skin for almost three years. After my last visit to the doctor he suggested that I go see a psychiatrist because repeated blood work showed nothing wrong.

Normally I don't like taking medication but out of desperation I asked him to give me some strong antibiotics. He gave me four days worth of Erythromycin tablets, some kind of a slow release antibiotic that you take two pills once a day.

After a couple days the stickyness cleared up almost completely. I used to have a stiff neck and lower back, and sore joints along with constant nasuea flatulence and dizzyness/brain fog. All that has gone now. Even my skin color is normal now, pink not yellowish orange and waxy looking. When I returned to the doctor a week later the only thing he said was 'huh, you may have had a low grade infection'. I was a kind of angry because they couldn't find anything wrong before, but also happy cause I was feeling normal after three years of stickyness.

This was about a month ago, the skin on my hands and forehead are even starting to peel and it doesn't look thin and stretchy anymore, I even fall asleep at night easier now and don't feel so fatigued all the time. I think it will take some time to fully recover from this ordeal physically and mentally, and I don't know exactly what caused it in the first place. I suspect it may have come from eating too many raw vegetables that may have got contaminated with something but who knows.