Has anybody on here ever had what's diagnosed by the lab as eczema on the soft skin area BEHIND the knee? Itches like a mofo and the lab said it's commonplace.

Just wondered if any Soxtalk medical people were experts on how to get rid of this bulls*** itching forevermore?

 

 

p.s. Do any of you who play sports have issues regarding sprains? Do you tape your ankles before playing softball or basketball? Any recommended brand of shoes or do you just go play and let your ankles respond the way they may?

Has anybody on here ever had what's diagnosed by the lab as eczema on the soft skin area BEHIND the knee? Itches like a mofo and the lab said it's commonplace.

Just wondered if any Soxtalk medical people were experts on how to get rid of this bulls*** itching forevermore?

 

 

p.s. Do any of you who play sports have issues regarding sprains? Do you tape your ankles before playing softball or basketball? Any recommended brand of shoes or do you just go play and let your ankles respond the way they may?

I get it behind my knee and on my elbows. I just developed it. If hyrdocortisone doesnt work then it may be something like detergent, food etc. Mine is actually being caused by wheat beer as well as dry cleaning.

 

I play volleyball frequently and I've worn active ankle braces since I played club in HS. They have saved me a broken ankle or 3. For softball, nada.

Edited May 9, 20178 yr by RockRaines

I get it behind my knee and on my elbows. I just developed it. If hyrdocortisone doesnt work then it may be something like detergent, food etc. Mine is actually being caused by wheat beer as well as dry cleaning.

 

I play volleyball frequently and I've worn active ankle braces since I played club in HS. They have saved me a broken ankle or 3. For softball, nada.

Any suggestions to cure the incredible itching? Just got diagnosed and told what to put on it. Going to buy some now. Is it harmless as long as you resist the temptation to itch the bastard?

Any suggestions to cure the incredible itching? Just got diagnosed and told what to put on it. Going to buy some now. Is it harmless as long as you resist the temptation to itch the bastard?

I've graduated from over the counter to pills that I cannot take very long or there are adverse effects (prednisone). I'm going back to the doctor for further diagnosis next week. I just developed it out of nowhere. Hopefully yours is just a cream and done.