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Peeling Skin to Relief

by bguguen, Aug 27, 2008 06:15PM
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Hi, im writing this because i find myself in a really really deep problem, i have developed a Really Really Bad Habit at the age of 6.

Since 6 Years Old, i have started to Peel the skin on my fingers and also Gnawing on my fingernails just to relief boredom, stress.

Sometimes would peel the Skin my finger and toes everytime when it recovers.

Right now im stuck at a state where my fingers form a skin with no fingerprints on it, and the affected part that i peeled has lost its skin colour.

I need help fast because this situation worsens in time, My skin on my finger has no more fingerprint, lost skin colour and now the skin is becomming hardened.
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by dr33, Oct 15, 2008 04:53PM
It happens to me too. During times of stress, I find spots around my nails and begin peeling off the skin. At times I pull off a lot of skin and it lightly bleeds. This is not an everyday habit with me but once a month or so. It's so annoying when I know that what I'm doing makes no sense.  But I still peel.
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