Dry spots of skin on your body?
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Buy a bottle of mineral oil, usually found by the baby oil, and rub it on after a shower, it soaks into the skin and heals it.
136883
I had something similar on the back of my arm. Do you have dry skin? My doctor said it was due to dry skin. Dead skin builds up aroud a hair folicle and it creates a sort of rash. Try light exfoliation in the shower, followed by baby oil on wet skin.
107811
Do you mean you are seeing spots or you are having period related spotting?  If you are seeing spots you could be dehydrated, and need to drink more water during your workout.  If it is the other kind of spotting, call your doc.
878438
eczema take vitamin E 1000 IU a day and pop open a few and rub the vitamin oil right on the spots twice a day, after a shower or bath don't dry yourself air dry, soak in a tub of dove soap or buy some oatmeal tablets put one in your tub of water and soak in it. Aloe works well too.
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Drink plenty of water. Avoid drinks such as coffee and alcohol as they are diuretics. (They soak up a lot of the water in your system which can leave you dehydrated.) Also, check out moisture-intense body lotions for your skin in the meantime, and hydrating chap stick. Hope this helps =]
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Washing your face to much can cause you to have spots.  I am a spot expert,  i have had that many over the years and big ones small ones and really painful ones.\n\nDo not use soap on your face it helps to block pores.\n\nOnly squeeze spots when you have a head on them otherwise you can get scaring.  \n\nThere is no miracle spot cream as yet, i tried loads of different creams and ointments.\n\nThe best cream to get which will help the most is Quinaderm that contains benzine peroxide 10%.   Or  Just buy Benzine Peroxide 10% cream on its own,   It is not alcohol based too and\nanother remedy is Tea tree oil\n\nAlcohol in other spot cream can increase the amount of spots you have.  Some people are allergic to the alcohol content on there skin like me.  \n\nI am afraid some people get spots for a very long time, although you get them less often than in teenage years.\n\nThe best cure for helping spots is Just wash your face in hot water twice a day.   \n\nYou can try steaming but it brings all spots out at once, it will help in the long run but do you really want to walk around more spotty for a week.\n\nHope these tips help.\n\nOf course certain medication don't help either
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Its a hormonal thing usually associated with pregnancy.  You can buy over-the-counter creams which are designed to lighten those spots, and I used one when I was pregnant.  The creams are very expensive, but it did help over time.  Go for one from a well know cosmetic house because at least then you will know a lot of research has gone into the product and it will be unlikely to burn your skin.
925932
It sounds like you might have a low platelet level. Please tell your doctor about these spots ASAP.
1125335
Try a lotion that's made specifically for cracked, dry feet. Look for an ingredient called "urea" (or "chemically synthesized urea"). That helps the skin keep moisture from escaping into the air, and it's been great on my elbows. Urea occurs naturally in our skin, but if we don't have enough, it may cause dry skin. Use it every day and within a week you'll be surprised at the difference. Urea is also used to treat eczema.
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If they are white then they are white spots(seriously thats what they are called)which are blocked pores. Exfoliate a couple of times a week,but don't do it too hard cos it'll make your skin sore.
59774
Your skin is probably really dry.Use lotion that is meant to repair dry/cracked skin.
883214
if it is a patch of skin that is a little dry and has less pigmentation that the rest of your skin it could be caused by a bacteria that grows on your skin.  My boyfriend gets it and it has to be treated with a special soap and a special cream.  It sort of looks like white spots, but he says it doesn't itch, not sure if that is what you have, but if so...you can't treat it over the counter and the soap and meds are pretty expensive.  one tube of the cream costs him $40 and that is after insurance pays their portion.
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.
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.
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Keep a record of not only what you eat but what you bath  with. My skin is very sensitive and my skin breaks out in a rash only in certain spots. It turned out to be the facial scrub I was using!! If you break out check your record to see if something new has been added or a change in products that you normally use.
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You could have dry skin.  Maybe you are using a product that doesn't agree with you.
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Sounds to me like dry skin but I am not a doctor. I would get it checked out to be on the safe side but first just try to use a mild soap and see if that might be causing it to be flaky and if not then like I said go to the doc.