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I have skin lesions on my knees. They won't seem to go away. What am I dealing with?
Skin lesions are usually more common in red headed and very blonde people as their skin is often very fair and contains more pigmentation of skin cells, causing easy discomfort to the knee area.
Now skin lesions in the knee area is because the pigmentation in the skin is malformed, and by sitting on your knees the skin has to make a barrier to protect the malformed skin. Meaning : You have unnatural skin cells. Knees are usually the first place people will get it, some strategies would be to sit with your legs should be crossed at ALL TIMES so the lutenising hormone can actually start to fix the problem. You should also try to eat lots of green vegetables as the Vitamin B in them will help your body recover, and most of all, stay away from fake tanning lotions and moisterisers that aren't dermatologically proven to assist malformed skin cells! These will most likely make your skin lesions stay for longer, as they absorb the colouring (often orange or green based) When trying to recover, your lesions have a high chance of turning that colour for a long period of time, due to the pores absorbing the base coating colour.
Arm-pits are the most common place you will get skin lesions second. They will become very uncomfortable and unattractive. My advice would be to try to sweat as little as possible because they can begin to let off a bitter stench when reacting to excessive perspiration. Also, don't let your arms rub against your body, try to hold them outwards when you are walking, it may seem uncomfortable but if you can discretely do so, it will decrease your likelihood of forming these lesions.
Again, Fake tan MUST NOT be applied to these areas- Spray tans are the worst - because the tan enters the pores, and unlike lesions on you knees, under your armpits the lesions will develop spots because of the sweat that is produced in there.
One other thing, try to stay away from unhealthy fast-food restaurants as their food contains many unnecessary hormones and large amounts of oil. This increases the chance of more skin lesions forming on your body.
If you don't see improvements within a month, I would suggest seeing a medical practitioner.
If you are in the Brisbane area, I can be contacted on (07) 5526 6518 and just request Dr. Timothy Cunningham.,
Good luck!
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