Burning pain after putting lotion on

[Guest guest]

Missy,

I don't believe this is due to CMT, if you haven't used lotion in quite

awhile, you may have developed a skin sensitivity to it, so that when

you used it, you felt burning. Also, check to see what the ingredients

are. I have had to change lotions from lanolin based ones to glycerin

based ones due to aquired lanolin sensitivities. You might want to try some Aloe

Vera instead of lotion for awhile too. It's good stuff, very soothing. I am also

wondering if your old lotion had gone bad/or went out of date, and thus may

have caused the burning. Just my 2 cents here, and thinking out loud again. lol

Hope you are OK.

~ Gretchen

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info. I will try aloe next time. I am

ok now, thank you! Thanks again!

Missy

[Guest guest]

Missy,

Just thought I'd let you know that I had the same thing happen to me

once. I think, in my case at least, that it was due to something in

the lotion breaking down and becoming an irritant. I threw that

lotion out quick ; )

JB

[Guest guest]

JB,

Thanks for your reply. I think maybe that is my problem also, or maybe there is

something in it that irritates my skin. Thanks.

Missy

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