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Hang in there. I had weird sores kind of showed up randomly. Some spots would get better and come back. It turned out to be folicalitis. Dr put me on a med for yeast infections. Finally something worked. He was a diabetic doctor. Right Dr who knew what it was. It was pain full. They will figure it out.
Our bodies can do some bizarre things. It must be such a nightmare dealing with some of these awful skin conditions. đŁ
I know that this woman is dealing with a difficult issue that I'm sure negatively impacts her life every day, I have dyshidrotic eczema and it hit my feet once years back and it was a constant source of frustration and made walking long distances and wearing socks and shoes extremely unpleasant. So I get that her situation is stressful, but she went to this doctor with completely absurd expectations, and then was pretty rude that the doctor didn't meet them. She says "I'm upset because I don't understand why she can't figure out what's wrong with me." even though she shows up explaining she's been to six doctors and none of them knew what was going on. Like she's thinking, "Yeah but THIS doctor is on TV". I'm just frustrated with how ridiculous her expectations are and then instead of adjusting them she just gets angry.
Now, I am sorry for this to attack this woman. I hope to locate a subsequent episode to find out more about her outcome.
Could be only a few things. Palmer plantar psoriasis, liver damage or failure, auto immune reaction caused by a virus.
I say itâs autoimmune caused by a virus.
I have that problem but I noticed when I started soaking apple cider vinegar and started on my mexatextrate it clears up my psoriasis out breaks.
I had this and spent 6 years on acitretin which only kept it at bay. Then had to go gluten free after a coeliac diagnosis and it completely cleared up.
Sadly sometimes itâs a mystery and it needs some brains to work on it. For those living with it, itâs a struggle.
Awwwwwwww
I had the clear fluid blisters on my palms, fingers and toes. They would combine and the water blisters were as big as quarters. My doctor prescribed pregnozone… but I still got them. He said they were caused by stress. Two things I did: I popped them with a needle (otherwise the blisters were huge and very painful) and put a bandage on with antibiotic ointment … healed in 2 days. Second, I kicked my bf to the curb, got rid of the blisters and the bf. all my stress đ. đđđ”đ·
BAD DIET = BAD FEET.
I've had skin conditions in the past not quite like that. go with nature when possible .Epsom salt
tea tree. check for allergies. like one comment suggested. soaps etc. a steroid pack helped me with a rash on my leg. keep searching
Itâs a type of internal yeast infection caused by diabetes. My husband had this on his right thigh for years. Doctors could not figure out what it was. Thankfully he found a doctor that knew exactly what it was and gave him three medications that completely cured it.
I also don't know what is on my feet but they look just like hers!
Whats happened to Karen and her feet? I can understand her disappointment but her expectations are not reasonable. I think a few tests have to be made. Pustules, a sac of pus generally means an infection or dying cells and I think the Doc would have a plan. She has not got godly powers where one touch an we are cured. But I believe the Doc will come up with something. Get the chip off the shoulder and let her investigate. Smile and be positive and let's see what happens. Thinking of you and waiting for good news. Cheers.đâ€
I get there's no more that kind of eczema on my hands and it sucks. Mine is usually triggered by an allergic reaction though.
I hate how these medical professionals don't wear gloves when touching a person's problem areas.
Karen indeed.
Some of these patients really don't have a clue on how your body works. You don't go to the doctor get a simple fix and it'll be done when you're ready to go home. It can take months or years to figure out what someone has on their body especially if it's skin related.
I have this condition. It is Dyshidrotic Eczema.
Sounds like psoriasis. I would say an immune system disease. Clean up your diet. Dump the junk food and the sugar.
A Karen being a Karen. It's upsetting but it's not an excuse to respond that way.
Something similar happened to my feet, at the same time I was suffering for rush in my back and had stomachache. I found out was suffering of celiac and allergic to wheat (gluten), The Dr. prescribe cream for eczema itâs really misdiagnosis from health providers. Until I stopped eating wheat products I got better.
Looks very much like dyshydrosis, I have it. Incredibly uncomfortable and itchy. Itâs a type of excema which means discovering the trigger can be just about impossible. Allergies, stress and food sensitivities are usually the main triggers, but figuring out what it is youâre allergic to is hard. I cycled out my products, like soaps and laundry products until I got a fairly good idea. I have found that lavender based lotions work wonders for the inflammation and itching đ but itâs still mostly a guessing game. Absolute empathy for this lovely woman.
i think this is a good example of how even the best doctors aren't miracle workers, science only knows so much, and a person only knows so much
I have palmoplantar psoriasis and my symptoms are very similar to Karenâs. Itâs an extremely disabling disease, I couldnât even walk when my condition was at its worst.
I have dyshydrosis, it's a horrible condition exacerbated by contact with water, irritants, or stress. And although it is frustrating, lashing out at the doctors won't cure it. There's no cure tbh. You can only manage it. I learned to manage it by myself because the doctors were of no help (not their fault since they still don't know what causes it, so the treatments are way too many), so I started doing what every person with dyshydrosis on the Internet suggested and kept what actually worked or alleviated my symptoms on my daily routine. Now I barely ever get blisters.
Shes really pretty.
People forget, doctors are practicing medicine. It's unfair to expect them to always have the answer.
I have dyshydrotic eczema so I know how uncomfy the blisters are!! They get all over my hands and feet and can get really itchy⊠It doesnât help that I have trypophobia đ€ą
I feel your pain, I had severe blisters on my feet hand and started spreading throughout my whole body I was itching so bad I had scabs everywhere. I went to a dermatologist and they told me to stop eating dairy and eggs and bread and stay away from citrus fruits and it all went away.
Are there any updates?? I hate these short 3 to 5 minute videos. I wanna see the rest!
Its called pomphlox eczema
i i get it i,s pane full
Has this woman had her A1C checked? Lets be honest, she needs to lose a lot of weight, Iâll bet her diet is filled with too many bad things which can absolutely lead to foot issues. Look at diabeticâs feetâŠ.also fungus on the foot can be driven by excess sugar
She should go to a podiatrist
Dude sheâs not a magician
White privilege. Thinking she can get what ever she wants right away
I have had this issue for since 2012 and contracted it from children in rural Alaska when I worked for Child Protective Services. I feel it is related to hands, foot, mouth disease; this is called Cocksakie Virus . I break out every 8 weeks, itâs cyclic..clear fluid filled blisters turn to pus , on both hands and feet. The virus is in the family of herpes type viruses and Ive been told there is no cure.
Silly woman. Dr Lee ain't God. Some cases present themselves with pus and others water. You will have to have a biopsy to be able to get a definitive result. Then maybe not. But Dr Lee will have your best health in he plan. So just be a bit more patient and see what the results turn up. I saw hour leg was very dry and flaky at that area. In mean while get a good moisturing cream to put on the area. Believe me you are not the only one who wants to know what you have. There are hundreds of people waiting for an answer, not just you me and Doc Lee. Have a cup of tea and a bike and let wait for an answer. A big hug and lots of best wishes. đđđđđđđ