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Q: Red, Itchy, Sometimes Scaly Rashes Around Nose And Eyebrows??

asked by: Bakes80 on December 6th, 2007

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Ok....this started happening to me when i was 18...and now im 27..i break out in these crazy rashes ....they last 5 or 6 days...and go away for 5 or 6 days..then back again. I've tried everything! The rashes dissapeared for about a year...but back it came. I find it gets irritated a little more when i have a shower. Usually itchy..always red...sometimes scaly or flaky(but not always)and very noticeable!! I was hoping maybe someone has the same thing going on? Im just not sure what to try anymore? Can someone help?

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jasonj7733

replied on January 1st, 2008

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Re: Red, Itchy, Sometimes Scaly Rashes Around Nose And Eyebrows?

Bakes80 wrote:

it was weird when i read this becaluse it sounds like the excact same problem i have been having since i was around 18 also.its verry annoing.just looking online for help.wish you the Surprised

best.

yogahoneybunny

replied on January 1st, 2008

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Maybe associated with a soap or detergent?

I know it is expensive but a dermatologist is really the best specialist to examine and diagnose such a problem. Perhaps you are both experiencing an infection or parasite. Who knows? Get thee to a dermatologist!

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