Date:   10/20/2008 12:53:47 PM ( 16 y ago)
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...After a while, and a few applications of R.G.'s ointment, the crusty 'yeast spots' dry up and flake off.

I get these on the higher areas of my wrists. Eventually they dry up and leave a small area of white scar...but I was surprised the other day when one came away, thin, dry, and intact.

Usually it takes months or years for them to come off, even if I scratch at them. (Though they aren't itchy.)

I did ask the doctor about them, one day when she was hurrying me out of the office, to get to the next patient. She looked, without concern, and I quickly added, "Is it anything to be worried about?"

All I got was a, "No." (?)

An acquaintance showed me hers, and pronounced them to be 'yeast spots'.

Now I wonder if they are connected to bread. Giving up bread has proven to be helpful on other improvements...like acidity issues.

We'll see.

F.
 

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