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Old 02-20-2009, 04:34 PM #1
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Default question regarding ecsema

hi i usally post on the RSD board but i have a 5 yr old daughter that has food allergies and prettybad ecesma i was wondering if any one has every had problems with soap and this here lately she has been getting rashs on her hands when she uses any soap or on here body in the shower, this is new and as far as i can tell she isnt allergic to anything in the soap . the rash will go away with 2.5 cortisone, i have tried as many differnt soaps that are "free and clear" so to speak

any suggestions

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carrie
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