eczema_haver

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   by eczema_haver 6y ago

   I've asked my parents too, who I only see 3-4 times a years, and they said there's no smell. And I trust they wouldn't lie to me about something like this. For obvious reasons I haven't brought up the question with peopl
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   by eczema_haver 6y ago

   Other factors that I've experienced (with eczema): - Water temperature has a huge effect; consider taking lukewarm or even cold showers, if you can get used to it - Using a wash rag is much harsher than just using soap in your hand.
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   by eczema_haver 6y ago

   Yes, that's what I'm saying. Believe what you want, but I've pointedly asked multiple people and I trust that they wouldn't lie to me. Just wanted to add a data point to the discussion. I'm not saying that what I&#x
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   by eczema_haver 6y ago

   I do have to wonder if part of it is the way my skin is extra-eager to shed cells on its own (due to the eczema). That could be functioning as a kind of "automatic shower". Which would explain why some people with skin issues can
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   by eczema_haver 6y ago

   I have eczema, and at one point it got so severe from taking (too-)hot showers, that I could hardly sleep for weeks because of the discomfort. Out of desperation I gave up showering altogether so that I could heal. I eventually realized tha