Guest guest Report post Posted August 28, 2007 I thought I would post about a question. I have a brownish streak of discoloration on my wrist. I have had it now for almost 3 weeks. It doesn't hurt, and it is not a mark off something. I haven't worn a watch for a couple of weeks, thinking I may be allergic to the metal. If anyone has any idea of what this could be, shoot me an email. I know K does some strange things to the body, but does it include skin discoloration too? Thanks!! Lisa Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 28, 2007 Hmmm, not sure Lisa! Could you have possibly brushed your arm with an iron or something and have a slight burn? Maybe at the time it didn't occur to you because it seemed minor? I've done this before myself, and what happens is the skin will turn colors like that (brown or purple) and eventually peel off. I remember it taking awhile, but can't remember just how long. Just a thought... love & light ~Jen~ , <pleiades69 wrote: > > I thought I would post about a question. I have a brownish streak of discoloration on my wrist. I have had it now for almost 3 weeks. It doesn't hurt, and it is not a mark off something. I haven't worn a watch for a couple of weeks, thinking I may be allergic to the metal. > If anyone has any idea of what this could be, shoot me an email. I know K does some strange things to the body, but does it include skin discoloration too? > Thanks!! > > Lisa > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 28, 2007 I scrubbed it this morning with a punice stone (no pain) and still there. Just now, when I press down on it, the discoloration goes away, then returns when the blood returns under it. So this tells me that it is occuring under the skin. double hmmmm.... :-) Lisa ---- Jen <jenls505 wrote: > Hmmm, not sure Lisa! Could you have possibly brushed your arm with an > iron or something and have a slight burn? Maybe at the time it didn't > occur to you because it seemed minor? I've done this before myself, > and what happens is the skin will turn colors like that (brown or > purple) and eventually peel off. I remember it taking awhile, but > can't remember just how long. Just a thought... love & light ~Jen~ > > , <pleiades69 > wrote: > > > > I thought I would post about a question. I have a brownish streak of > discoloration on my wrist. I have had it now for almost 3 weeks. It > doesn't hurt, and it is not a mark off something. I haven't worn a > watch for a couple of weeks, thinking I may be allergic to the metal. > > If anyone has any idea of what this could be, shoot me an email. I > know K does some strange things to the body, but does it include skin > discoloration too? > > Thanks!! > > > > Lisa > > > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 29, 2007 Hi Lisa, I have a white spot somewhere on my back that appeared a few years ago. The med told me that it was skin discoloration, and that it was frequent. There's nothing to fear about it, but if it's the same thing as me, you'll have to live with it ;-) Danny , <pleiades69 wrote: > > I scrubbed it this morning with a punice stone (no pain) and still there. Just now, when I press down on it, the discoloration goes away, then returns when the blood returns under it. So this tells me that it is occuring under the skin. > double hmmmm.... :-) > Lisa > > ---- Jen <jenls505 wrote: > > Hmmm, not sure Lisa! Could you have possibly brushed your arm with an > > iron or something and have a slight burn? Maybe at the time it didn't > > occur to you because it seemed minor? I've done this before myself, > > and what happens is the skin will turn colors like that (brown or > > purple) and eventually peel off. I remember it taking awhile, but > > can't remember just how long. Just a thought... love & light ~Jen~ > > > > , <pleiades69@> > > wrote: > > > > > > I thought I would post about a question. I have a brownish streak of > > discoloration on my wrist. I have had it now for almost 3 weeks. It > > doesn't hurt, and it is not a mark off something. I haven't worn a > > watch for a couple of weeks, thinking I may be allergic to the metal. > > > If anyone has any idea of what this could be, shoot me an email. I > > know K does some strange things to the body, but does it include skin > > discoloration too? > > > Thanks!! > > > > > > Lisa > > > > > > > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 29, 2007 Hooray, fun for me! xrewindx wrote: > > Hi Lisa, > > I have a white spot somewhere on my back that appeared a few years > ago. The med told me that it was skin discoloration, and that it was > frequent. There's nothing to fear about it, but if it's the same > thing as me, you'll have to live with it ;-) > > Danny > > > <%40>, <pleiades69 > wrote: > > > > I scrubbed it this morning with a punice stone (no pain) and still > there. Just now, when I press down on it, the discoloration goes away, > then returns when the blood returns under it. So this tells me that it > is occuring under the skin. > > double hmmmm.... :-) > > Lisa > > > > ---- Jen <jenls505 wrote: > > > Hmmm, not sure Lisa! Could you have possibly brushed your arm with an > > > iron or something and have a slight burn? Maybe at the time it didn't > > > occur to you because it seemed minor? I've done this before myself, > > > and what happens is the skin will turn colors like that (brown or > > > purple) and eventually peel off. I remember it taking awhile, but > > > can't remember just how long. Just a thought... love & light ~Jen~ > > > > > > > <%40>, <pleiades69@> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > I thought I would post about a question. I have a brownish streak of > > > discoloration on my wrist. I have had it now for almost 3 weeks. It > > > doesn't hurt, and it is not a mark off something. I haven't worn a > > > watch for a couple of weeks, thinking I may be allergic to the metal. > > > > If anyone has any idea of what this could be, shoot me an email. I > > > know K does some strange things to the body, but does it include skin > > > discoloration too? > > > > Thanks!! > > > > > > > > Lisa > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
