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Q: Feels Like Stickyness In My Skin

asked by: pacificlife24 on July 25th, 2005

New User

Hi,
i am having a hard time trying to find out what is wrong with me. It is really hard to explain but I am going to do my best.
My skin feels like sticky, like I have been sweating and the sweat has dry out in my skin but I have not been sweating at all. Also feels like static in my body hair and my head I keep feeling the movement of every hair not sure what it is. It is very weird. It is hard to explain

if any one has had this please let me know

felipe

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wakkochic17

replied on July 26th, 2005

Experienced User

I get like that now and then too.. Especially on my hands. I feel like I have to scrub them clean, yet they are already clean! It lasts for a few days and then goes away. It's like my body is sticky and yucky.. Strange.. I get the hair thing now and then too.. But it doesn't always coincide with the other feelings.

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