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| ljubitelj gora3. 03. 2014 20:55:14 |
This is what the mountains do to us, where conditions are often extreme but we don't feel it ourselves, I have skin problems in winter, due to the dry cold air it starts itching on certain parts of my body, so I always have to use skin care cream. I buy it at Hofer and it works great, just that it stops itching after applying is a win for me. So all winter I wear gloves at home then I almost don't have these problems but they appear elsewhere. I think quite a few people have trouble with their skin drying out too much especially on hands, I also have sensitive lips and without "labelle" it's almost impossible, and if there's sun then also sunscreen. In summer no problems. I hope I never experience something like what you "fasal", but once I also "fasal" hip inflammation, when after recreation I couldn't even move. I went to the doctor for skin itching and he said it's nothing. Similarly, even now it's not clear what the hell I had a year ago, terrible skin problems, I went to the doctor then too, who referred me further but they found nothing, just got a prescription for 2 tubes of cream, doctors saw the skin but nothing....I came to the conclusion "help yourself and God will help you"
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| Azael3. 03. 2014 22:44:16 |
Interesting phenomenon.
I had dry skin problems on hands every winter, knuckles cracked and blood flowed (nothing dramatic, but quite annoying). Same on lips. Various creams and such stuff worked only momentarily.
...until a few years ago I started using shea butter. When the first winter came I didn't even know about the problems anymore. Lips I practically don't cream anymore, hands only as needed, once a day or two. At the same time due to healthy and nice skin my hands don't get so cold.
LG: Labello and various cheap/expensive creams are petroleum based and do nothing for skin regeneration, they help only when you apply thickly, then you're back to square one.
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| FLEKSARCA4. 03. 2014 04:08:52 |
Too much flexing  , yeah this is no joke. I know, problems will unfortunately be inevitable due to the nature of the job. I could use some advice too, because nothing else than finger wiggling and rubbing helps. It's good we touched on the skin itself, but the problem of this syndrome is not "cracked" skin, but blood circulation in palms and fingers. I sometimes console myself by saying kid you're getting old  .
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| m4. 03. 2014 23:13:48 |
Hello!
Seems to me I have this syndrome too...at least the signs are similar...
It appears on cold winter days, and also in late spring when my body gets too cold.
It happens that I arrive somewhere by car and have e.g. 3 fingers on hand completely pale - people think from cramped steering wheel holding. These pale fingers are hard and I feel nothing with them even if I wiggle them somehow - only after an hour or two at room temperature they get normal color. Also in mountains, on summits, after a few minutes stop, similar happens (at 1000s!, not higher!); sometimes a few fingers white, sometimes just fingertips. Immediate walking helps.
I mentioned this 'issue' to the doctor at regular check (at work) - she said it's hereditary, there's surgery but no significant improvement.
For now it goes away after a few hours and not so badbut one gets scared of Redbull photos.
Quickest recovery!
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