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Default Question about skin dryness?
Has anyone else had any problems with their skin going so dry with RSD that their skin feels calloused all over??? I have it in my feet & I fight dryness on them alot but this is dryness on my hands & arms. My husband notice today that my hands feel dry, calloused feeling even. As does the skin on the inside of my arms etc. It is bad enough that he notice with his dry calloused hands. I knew my hnads felt like that but not my arms. I use lotion several times a day too. Good lotion. Aveeno lotion.


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