i have these spots on my skin that dont itch. they're dry and they flake a little anyone know what they are?
412730
It is not likely eczema since that would be itchy.  Can you describe these spots more?  How long have they been present?  What parts of your body are they on?  Have you been sick or ill since these spots occurred?  How big are they?
399758
You should ask his doctor .... it could be different skin pigmentation . I had a friend in high school that had these spots, on her arms & hands, back and legs.
904035
could be dry skin. Put on lotion, lots of it. it used to happen to me a lot, till i lotioned up everyday! good luck
696564
they are called boils they are kind of like pimples but a little larger in some areas, apparently your allergic to some kind of mold,
360633
I would say: see a doctor. however. I have had this before. and the doctor said its a bacteria caused by wearing new or long-time stored clothes because you have sensitive skin it's not dangerous and it  will go away eventually however he gave me some kind of cream to put on the spots it will get rid of them faster. and he also told me to wash every thing I buy from the stores b4 wearing it. \nif you have insurance. see the doctor
867507
could be psoriasis. go to a dermatologist and they will tell you how to treat it
173064
Talk to your doctor.  Are they hard small lumps? Do they ooze?  Could be an allergic reaction to your soap.
1065058
You might have Vitiligo.  If that is the case those spots will get worse in the sun.  Make sure that you put a good sunscreen on.  SPF 50 or higher and try to stay out of direct sunlight.  Go out when the sun is not super bright.  Here is a website that can give you more information.
795877
Honestly you should go to the Dr. \n\nThere are any number of reasons you get spots on your palms. \nJust a few are allergies, eczema and psoriasis though if you've been camping recently it could be lyme disease. \n\nYou mihgt not to party this week or drink too much. But you should also see a dermatologist.
826179
what kind of spots? pimples?\nwash your face, if it is dry, apply face lotion (oil of olay)
432682
This problem could be caused by an infection.\nThis could also be because your hot and sweater and the sweat dripping is causing it itch considering it's pretty much trapped or it be the total opposite that you may have really dry skin and need to apply a fragrance free and oil free body cream there sparingly. \nMake sure that your wiping everything off, but not to hard to irrate your skin.\nIf these do not work the best thing for you to do is to see a doctor (I'm sure they hear it all anyway) and they could probably cure it up instantly.
126334
Sounds like an alergic reaction or heat rash. or some type of fungle infection. Acne or sweat pimples are other possibilities. Check with your doctor.
1097079
They are called age spots.  Many people develop them on their hands and arms as they get older.  It is a sign of sun damage.  They can be treated by a dermatologist, even removed or lessened with a laser.  If the appearance of them bother you, then look for a dermatologist in your area.  Do not order creams and lotions for them over the tv or internet or from magazines because there are a lot of con artists out there (snake oil salesmen just never seem to go away).  A dermatologist is a professional doctor who has been trained to diagnose and treat disorders with the skin.  Many dermatologists are now moving toward using lasers in their office to treat skin discoloration and varicose veins.  Check the yellow pages for dermatologists and see if they advertise laser treatment.  It might be a little expensive.  A dermatologist can also prescribe a cream or ointment that actually works.  I have included some links below that provide more information.
195311
Maybe just really bad dry skin or a slight allergic reaction to something?  If lotion doesn't help, try putting some hyrdrocortisone cream on it.
782878
You could have dry skin.  Maybe you are using a product that doesn't agree with you.
355332
Dry skin. Maybe cooties.\n\nAre you using lotion during tanning? Clean beds? Lotion/moisturize afterward?
377590
It could be an allergic reaction.  Try some hydrocrodisone cream to help with the inflammation.  If it doesn't reduce the redness and the itching, you may want to go to a dermatologist and see if it's something you need to have looked at.  Have you ever had eczema?