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Peeling Finger Tips
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CapriciousD posted:
I researched this site, I discovered peeling fingertips paired with a sore throat, a fever, a headache and chills can mean Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS).
I do have a slight sore throat and my thumb finger tips are peeling while my other fingers are tender they are not peeling. The finger tip peeling has happened before after I cut my nails down to not much left above the tip. Also I have a skin condition on my scalp that I use Nitrozol for I have been stressed lately too. Any ideas as to why my skin is peeling on my thumbs?
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JamseL responded:
wow, that is amazing , can such a simple action on our fingers cause so many problems. Usually, I just get the dead skin of my finger with the other hand, and it always bleed and hurt.


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