Please keep in mind that the differences i see are EXTREMELY SUBTLE, yet they are definitely there. That means, if you have had this for a while, you may not realize the difference. If i didn't have the sticky problem, i most likely would never have noticed or paid attention to those other symptoms. And then i VERY carefully inspected my skin to try to figure out what was going on.
The stickiness is extreme and scary, while these other issues i noticed need close inspection -- they aren't obvious.
Given how sticky my hands and eyelid are, i find it almost impossible to believe that your doctor couldn't see the skin sticking and be concerned about it!!! I mean...even a casual observer can see the skin sticking, and if there's only moisture on the skin, it shouldn't stick!!! Your doctor could have given you soap to wash two or three times (like i did when i first thought i had something stuck on me), and then he could have tested the skin when you first wiped and surely would have seen it. If you washed that many times, there is NO WAY you could have had any residue left on you, so your skin should slide like normal skin.
doctors!!!! bleh!
yes, this does look to be the best place to stay in touch. I looked at a couple of the other sites, but even though they had some very informative posts, they mainly had people who thought it was all in our minds or thought we didn't know the first thing about our bodies or about fungus. Again...in case anyone here isn't aware... water HELPS fungus growth (is why athlete's foot fungus is so prevalent at pool sites). So, you can shower all you want with normal soap, and you end up with it SPREADING after a shower.
This stuff is truly acting like a fungus. And i DO believe i am getting to the bottom of it already. Hang in there...
Comment Reply
Hi -
Please keep in mind that the differences i see are EXTREMELY SUBTLE, yet they are definitely there. That means, if you have had this for a while, you may not realize the difference. If i didn't have the sticky problem, i most likely would never have noticed or paid attention to those other symptoms. And then i VERY carefully inspected my skin to try to figure out what was going on.
The stickiness is extreme and scary, while these other issues i noticed need close inspection -- they aren't obvious.
Given how sticky my hands and eyelid are, i find it almost impossible to believe that your doctor couldn't see the skin sticking and be concerned about it!!! I mean...even a casual observer can see the skin sticking, and if there's only moisture on the skin, it shouldn't stick!!! Your doctor could have given you soap to wash two or three times (like i did when i first thought i had something stuck on me), and then he could have tested the skin when you first wiped and surely would have seen it. If you washed that many times, there is NO WAY you could have had any residue left on you, so your skin should slide like normal skin.
doctors!!!! bleh!
yes, this does look to be the best place to stay in touch. I looked at a couple of the other sites, but even though they had some very informative posts, they mainly had people who thought it was all in our minds or thought we didn't know the first thing about our bodies or about fungus. Again...in case anyone here isn't aware... water HELPS fungus growth (is why athlete's foot fungus is so prevalent at pool sites). So, you can shower all you want with normal soap, and you end up with it SPREADING after a shower.
This stuff is truly acting like a fungus. And i DO believe i am getting to the bottom of it already. Hang in there...
capt flint
August 21, 2010 - 9:02amThis Comment
Reply