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Dry Skin On Knuckle. Posted: 09-22-06 17:44pm


I've had this dry skin on the middle finger of my knuckle for a few months now. I've used all kinds of lotions and i've been using coconut oil once a day... Nothing's changing. It even started to dry up on the same knuckle of my other hand...Same finger. My hands and fingers hurt a lot, I think because how often I use the computer...So I crack my knuckles a lot.. And I wash my hands a lot.. Thought that might be it. I don't know. Here's some pictures of my knuckle: http://im g211.Imageshack.Us/img211/2397/knucklevk7. Gif two times it got so dry that the skin actually split, and healed after a day or two. Someone please help me... Thanks.

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