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Change in skin oiliness

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Hi everyone, since I’ve had R.A. my skin has gradually increased in oiliness. Typically when I use a touch screen I leave visible finger prints, in comparison my wife doesn’t have this effect.

Any one else have this effect?

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KittyJ

Sorry but I haven’t noticed that.

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oldtimer

Not at all! In fact the opposite if anything - but that might just be aging...

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Jaxine

I'm the complete opposite my skin is soooooo dry, I've never suffered from dry skin, so I'm assuming it s the drugs taken for RA or having the disease.

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Dobcross1 in reply toJaxine

Me too!

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QAGS

yes, my skin is terribly dry, this since the onset of RA...I hate it!

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Mmrr

Like the others who have commented, my skin is very dry.

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