Thinning Skin Under Breasts From Steroid Creams

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I have had psoriasis for over 10 years (42 now). Every year it gets worse. I have it on my elbows, legs, entire backside, armpits, nails, severely on scalp and now it's crept onto my face and eyelids. I've tried so many products and restricted certain elements from my diet but no help. I am thinking of trying your shampoo, cleanser, double strength theracream and face moisturizer. My question is what can I use on the skin under my breasts that has thinned and cracked due to steroid cream use?

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by: Nanette From Skin-Remedies.com

Hello,

Having psoriasis for 10 years can be a definite challenge. Choosing our shampoo, cleanser, face cream and double strength formula will provide your skin with the healing properties it needs to recover from years of steroid use and over the counter products that simply camouflage the symptoms. For our website viewers, let me first say that psoriasis affects your skin by causing thick red , silvery scales and flaky skin patches to form causing sensitive skin. Sometimes pus-filled blisters form.

Most of the time, the skin on the elbows, knees and feet is affected, but a rash can occur anywhere on the body, including the scalp, fingernails and ears, and even the skin over the joints. To specifically answer your question about which of our products to use on the skin under your breasts which has thinned and cracked due to steroid cream use is our MY DAUGHTER'S HAND & BODY THERACREAM. This thick cream provides soothing, anti itch relief while repairing and restoring the skin tissue. The health building ingredients will provide the necessary moisture as well as anti bacterial protection.

Please keep me posted on your progress.

Warm Regards,
Nanette

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