I have used Lidoderm patch, have trouble with them sticking, anyone have ideas/suggestions?
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Duct tape.\n\n\n\nReally, though ... go to your local grocery store/pharmacy and you can buy clear medical tape that will stick and be strong like duct tape, but lets your skin breathe and will come off without pain.
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Poor thing. Hopefully the chemist is open by now. For the skin I used Aloe Vera Bio Active Gel on my kids, as well as calamine. Cool baths helped. Piriton for the itch. Not sure about the mouth, but you could try ice pops. And lots of calpol/nurofen of course. Hope he's over the worst soon. Hang on in there.
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I am still working on this one myself- aveno oat meal baths, reguarly use a healing mosturizer (I like curel ultra healing extra strength skin hydrator) the key is to put it on before the itching starts- Ive been told not to use cortizone too much because it thins the skin- benadryl gel can be helpful- store it in the fridge so that its cold when it goes on- sarna anti-itch cream SOMETIMES helps- I also find it helpful sometimes to either apply an ice pack or wrap it in an ace bandage- Ive also been told to "pat dry" when getting out of shower/bath- avoid scratching at all costs- BELIEVE ME I KNOW HOW DIFFICULT THIS IS!!
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Yep - ScotchGuard or any other type of silicone spray should do it.  Spray once, dry overnight, spray again, dry overnight, wear.
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Try Eucerin Plus. It works incredibly well!
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Use cocoa powder.  To stretch it mix it with your talcum powder.
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I suffer from the problem also.  I went to a dermatologist and he prescribed elidel first which worked well for 3 months until my system became immune to it I've also tried pandel my system also became immune to it. the best thing I've found yet is St. Ives Apricot Scrub and a light moisturizer like cocoa butter
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It sounds crazy, but stick a piece of duck tape on it and keep it on there until it goes away. It will dry it up. The doctor told my dad that. He tried it on one he had for years and within a few weeks it was gone.
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I would try aloe. There are products in the baby aisle used to treat the same problem and would work for adults as well.\n Otherwise you just have to wait it out and stay out of the sun.
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I have a very light and mild version of this problem, I dont know why it happens, and yes it is only in the winter for me.  My doctor suggested something that seemed SUPER simple but works incredibly well!!!!!   Hydrocortizone.  yep just a little bit.  I am especially thankful for it on the little patches on your face that get really bad and flaky after you try to put base and powder on...Use the hydrocortizone and its like its not even there.
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try palmer's cocoa butter or aloe vera
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Quit useing it immediately...Obviously it irritating your skin...Wash with warm water and a gentle soap...rinse well and apply some baby powder for a few days...Wash and repeat, throughout the day...No deodorint for a while...Then change to one with out Aluminum Sulphate in it...It's clogging your pours and trapping the bacteria...That's why it itches...Try and refrain from scrathing it..Wash as above instead...It'll eventually stop itching and clear up... :)...Yukoneze
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try clearoderm with tea tree and witch hazel from asda
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Any skin you press will make a indentation for a while, try drinking more Water. Just quit pressing to see if it makes a mark..
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Strivectin SD works real good to elimenate them. Check out;\n\nhttp://www.stretchmarkrepair.com/
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I know what you are going through, I also have that problem.  It's called hyperhidrosis.  I use a roll on liquid that dries your skin out.  Ask a dermitologist what you could do, there are a few different options.
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In the past I have used super glue remover. Seems to work for me.