Dr. Lee Helps A Young Girl With An Itchy Skin Condition | Dr. Pimple Popper

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[@Native-Kitty]

Wynter was so cute when she said her and Dr. Lee are atopic dermatitis twinsies. That little girl is so stinking ADORABLE!!! ❤❤

[@EGracie86]

What a precious little peanut, such a smart girl.

[@tildasexton6069]

Loved the way you handled that child explaining it so that she knows what you really mean and you gave her great suggestions she knows that she will probably eventually grow out of it. Kudos to you.

[@DonnaMSchmid]

What an absolute cutie! You go, Wynter!!!

[@lorienray6216]

Wow, Winter you are like a mini adult, you are such a beautiful and smart girl. I believe in you WInter that you will take control of this, like Dr.Lee. I wish you and your Mom lots of happiness and laughter

[@virginiamesko6369]

What a poised, well spoken young lady.

[@gloryakiepper7918]

I wish you well and that your skin gets better. You are a lovely and smart girl.😊

[@Vickyy_]

She´s cute! And has such a beautiful name 🥰 also so well mannered. Those pictures of Dr. Lee 🥰 she was a cutie too.

[@MesQueUnGirl]

dr lee age 13 is hair goals!

[@debbieschultz9768]

She’s like an adult in a child’s body. She is so adorable!❤❤

[@barbarakosloski9260]

Awe. My granddaughter has the same skin condition. She's with me a lot so I'm able to help her stay on top of flare-ups. My daughter does not so I do. ❤

[@sharoncampbell9238]

She is very mature for her age, I hope she gets the results she needs. What a sweetie !!

[@spulwasser]

As someone dealing with atopic eczema herself since 25 years, I cannot recommend creams. This may be different from case to case, but for me, cream triggers itching, I presume because it kind of prevents it from "breathing". I much prefer lotion, for example glycerine-based, and there are really rich ones on the market developped specifically for eczema. Another thing that helps me (and I don't know why) is switching lotion once in a while, if I stay with one for too long it somehow looses effectiveness. Anyway, good luck to the girl in the video and I hope it will improve as you age🤞

[@littlebigkicker]

sounds like your using the wrong kinds

[@floydfarano3284]

Many different skin conditions are itchy.I felt it is a form of pain it can be that bad.Itchy is different from person to person.Mine got better with age.

[@chrislewisking6667]

Keeping a notebook to write down triggers, times of year, etc... may help in the future.

[@philp6221]

Ive just watched this on tv i just wanted to say what a beautiful sweet girl winter is and she is helping her mother get through the tragedy

[@danaspetrini8338]

She's very precocious! And super smart!

[@Dimples411]

She is so freaking adorable. I hope she’s doing better cuz itching is not fun at all.

[@MesQueUnGirl]

that child is such an actress

[@LunaPhoenix2009]

I have experienced Atopic Eczema which I was diagnosed with as a baby and I had throughout my childhood. Also, I went to the Dermatologist and was given creams, even a bath powder to help the Eczema as it was all over my body. Luckily, I outgrew most of the Eczema but I still get a few small patches only on my hands.

[@crystalreyes4861]

Aww so adorable hope she's doing better

[@lorim.1528]

She is so cute and so mature! ❤

[@Rachael7062]

I have that, and I don't use sented products... Everything is for sensitive skin, and I use good lotion that's not scented. Helps so much!

[@fernsinthevalley]

I love this one. Great language, well done!

[@marymccullough2311]

She’s so cute.

[@jamisonfawkes8537]

when i was a baby, i had eczema from head to toe. it was still pretty bad throughout my childhood. now i’m 29 and only have to deal with it when i wear something that irritates my skin or in spring and fall when the weather changes. it never goes away, but it certainly gets better.

[@NeonPOP323]

Dealing with eczema since a child. I can definitely say for me it got better with age. I also just wore jeans all year round (to the point where now I just feel more comfortable in jeans lol) but I can definitely say I use more gentle soaps and definitely use more oil based moisturizers. I had it mostly on my legs, and in the winter time my eczema does flare up more. But I’ve been able to understand the problem and be able to make the flare ups subside significantly

[@TaharaChatham]

My kiddo born with it too - sad she saw docs who couldn’t ID it but it was clear to so many of us

[@soaremicheledavid6020]

Dr. Lee reminds me of Tila Tequilla, same look. Also the girl here is amazing and super cute!

[@lesyeuxsansvisage1157]

That is not a child. That is a tiny adult! Seriously though, she is quite sweet, and I hope for the best for her, and her Mom (whom she will look exactly like as an adult).

[@cw2010]

That is a child.

[@natalie1991.]

⁠@@cw2010They just mean that she’s well spoken and behaved.

[@MariamSonko-u9y]

Hello Dr Lee please I need your attention my daughter is having psoriasis and is geting worse nothing is working for her, she really need treatment from you thanks

[@chantellebrina4449]

This disparity is rare to happen in the NHS. So odd that different doctors are saying different things.

[@no-ah3185]

I strongly disagree, if you are referred to multiple specialists it is not uncommon to be given a range of different diagnoses.

[@krystalcook1317]

I have suffered with this same thing since I was a baby. My mom said she really had to lather me up with lotion to keep my skin from drying out. Over the years, it improved, but when I turned about 40 and started going through menopause it has made a comeback. From what people thought were ringworms, scaly itchy patches, bumps that had nothing in them but what looks like water, too dry flaky skin that i scratch until I'm bleeding. I have to be super careful of lotions, soaps, deodorants, makeup, perfume, and anything else that touches my skin, such as latex or kiwi and shellfish. For the past 6 years, I've had an area that makes me not want to leave my house. It is under my nose and sins my mouth to my chin. It is so frustrating. I pray this baby gets over this and it doesn't come back.

[@mariegro09]

that sounds like peroral dermatitis. Have you had a doctor look at it?

[@debbiemarquis3231]

My son had this condition as a child....diet play a major part too..

[@hallykat6402]

Diet only plays a major part IF you're one of the ones that are reacting to food. In my case: it doesn't matter what I eat I'll still get bad flare ups. Reason being is that it's city/town water that my hands don't like. I go and visit my mom out in the country for a length of time & my atopic dermatitis clears up completely (the water out there is sourced from a well that draws its water from an underground lake).

[@tyebreblitzcas4565]

I have that too, atopic dermatitis

[@Yourock123]

I felt so bad for spring summer fall. Hopefully she gets better.

[@hallykat6402]

Speaking from experience, winter is actually the worst season for eczema, atopic dermatitis, and psoriasis. This is due to all the warm dry air blowing through the vents.

[@roserea3156]

It started about 10 years ago, never had it as a child. On one lower leg and has slowly spread. Comes and goes. Had bx atopic dermatitis. Spring and fall mostly. Itches like crazy. Bumpy like alligator skin. What can i do?

[@mwifyy]

yes i have it too and i do competitive swimming, my skin has like adopted to the clorine

[@VS_anything]

It is worst during winter because the air is dry and ot makes the skin dry as well. Have a humidifier at home it helps a lot.

[@MageQuentin]

Good it's here

[@hollie_marie]

I have contact dermatiis and sensitive skin so no perfumed body wash or bubble bath. No bath bombs. No harsch chemicals and the big one for me is no washing powder it has to be liquid. Im alot better now I'm older but I manage the bad patches with hydrocortisone cream.

[@penelopelgoss2520]

032224 It sure would be nice to know which OTC creams and lotions Dr. Lee suggested to Winter and her mom to use. I use Eucerin. I am sending my best thoughts to Winter and all the rest of us who live with this. Oh, do NOT forget to drink lots of water!!

[@mrsnayarlhats4242]

I think I had that it doesn't inch me anymore

[@katysummer9418]

Elidel cream is a good product (cortisone free) for that skin condition its from Germany not sure if you can get it in the States. When you have dermatitis A it's good to avoid chocolate and all citrus fruits it may disappear with age.

[@booyah7415]

They do have it in the states

[@Ikajo]

Diet won't cause eczema unless there is an allergy.

[@abah6966]

NKRI salam hormat untuk DR Lee ma'ap tolong coba pasien nya yg baru semua sudah di tonton ma'ap yah

[@MrInteresting1025]

Most skin conditions is from processed foods and sugar or people’s gut bacteria is not working well with veggies

[@MacTireBan]

Dr. Lee does not speak down to the girl. She asks her directly. I started off with eczema as a child then bloomed into psoriasis as an adult.

[@Andrea-xk2sh]

She is so sassy 😂

[@karensimons5387]

I think we always talk gently with children

[@Grameen-gy8wz]

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[@robertheinrichvonseyfenste267]

eyebrows......

[@debbiegoble9836]

First one here

[@nikki623]

I've had eczema my entire life, 45 years. AND IT COMPLETELY RUINED MY CHILDHOOD. It was so bad at one point that I looked like a burn victim. To this day, I still struggle with the painful memories of being teased and taunted and called ugly every single day. By family, classmates, and strangers😔. I had no one who cared about how bad I felt about an inherited skin condition I couldn't control. I feel this little girl's frustration. I hope this new regime works for her🥹.

[@floydfarano3284]

I am sorry you went through that.😪

[@nikki623]

@@floydfarano3284 Thank u. It was awful. Our childhoods really can affect our present and future. We just have to find ways to push through life.