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Dermatitis Eczema

Atopic Dermatitis back to top
Atopic dermatitis is a disease that affects the skin, being characterized by dryness, frequent inflammation, itching, scratching and a tendency to skin infections. Atopia means outside of place. It is a relatively frequent disease, not contagious, and in most of the cases, benign. The evolution is lengthening with relapses alternating with periods of remission. Atopia includes a group of allergic diseases that can occur in several members of the same family. Normally, patients with atopic dermatitis have a member of the family who suffers asthma, allergic rinitis or hay fever. This disease occurs at any age, but mainly in infancy and adolescence. Lesions itch very much and sometimes they are deforming. Though with the time cure is expected (before the adolescence), it can last several years.
These patients are very susceptible to virus infections (herpes simplex, chicken pox and zone herpes). Therefore, they should avoid contact with people who suffer such diseases, since in case they contact them, these conditions are more problematic to treat. Patients with atopic dermatitis are also prone to develop allergic reactions to penicillin, biologic serums and other drugs. Therefore, the administration must be discussed with the dermatologist. Keeping an adequate skin care and some hygiene rules will permit a better quality of life to children with this affection.

Infantile Form
The dermatitis is oozing and scabby, and the itching is very intense. The face and the scalp are usually affected, but other areas may also be affected. The itching may disturb the sleep of the child, who is scratched and very frequently cries. Half of the children are recovered of the disease before 2 years, but in others the disease is chronic and the skin turns dry, brownish, scaly and rough.

Juvenile Form
The eruption is located on the folds of the extremities, hollow of the elbows, and knees, face, neck and trunk. The skin has a swollen appearance and itches intensely to the point that patients are scratched until it bloods and crusts. The duration and the nuisances produced by atopic dermatitis can be reduced considerably accomplishing an adequate treatment and skin care:


Care of Atopic Dermatitis back to top
Food: Avoid bananas, strawberries, chocolate, oranges, tomatoes, as well as foods observed to aggravate the process when they are eaten.
Clothes: Suppress wool pledges. All types of fibers may be used. New clothes must be washed before dressing. It's recommended not using strong detergents to wash clothes, neither softeners, and to rinse well. Avoid thigh clothes. Clothes made of cotton are advised.
Room: Should be powder-free (it contains mites that aggravate the eczema). Avoid using carpets in the room, neither wool curtains, and if possible, they will be acrylic. Avoid hair-dolls and plants within the room.
Ambient: Avoid plants and flowers where the child plays. Also, avoid visiting gardens in seasons of pollination. Avoid domestic animals (cats, dogs and birds).
Sun: Use neutral pH sunscreens and avoid sun-exposure between 11a.m. and 3 p.m.
Hygiene: Nails should be short and clean to avoid the infection of the lesions by scratching. Avoid using eau de Cologne and normal soaps for the body hygiene. Avoid frequent baths, as a rule, the frequency of the bath is 2-3 times a week. It is better to take a bath one hour before going to bed. The water for the bath should not be very hot. In some cases, it is better the tub than the shower. In this case, it may be recommended to add oatmeal envelopes to the water. This bath is prepared with half a tub of temper water to which an envelope of oatmeal is added. It is advised to use very mild soaps or soaps without soap. After the bath, it's advisable to employ lubricant milk. If the child bathes in swimming pools, he or she must take a shower immediately after.
Scratched: Rub when the skin is itching. Do not scratch, since this stops the healing. Avoid bath brushes and use a soft sponge. Some medicines may be recommended to reduce the itching. If the itching is very strong, apply cold clothes over lesions for 2 minutes 2-3 times a day. In case of no improvement, try with hot clothes or alternate cold and hot clothes. Cortisone creams are prescribed to reduce the inflammation and the itching.
Other advise: Avoid rapid temperature changes (from cool to hot rooms) and any violent exercise that induces sweating. Sometimes, it's useful a change of environment. It's more advisable a hot and dry climate. If oozing or crusts appear consult your dermatologist.
Primuvit: People with atopic dermatitis may have a deficit in skin hydration that leads to dryness and eczema. This skin lacks linolenic acid, a substance that captures water in the skin, hydrating it. Primuvit provides this essential fatty acid that lacks in the diet. The product will have to be taken without interruptions for a long time.
 

Care of Hand Dermatitis back to top
To accelerate the healing and to avoid its recurrence we must remember:
Hands washing: Use temperate water and soap without perfume, tar or sulfur. Employ just a little quantity of soap, clarifying thoroughly the hands under the water. Hands should be dried with a clean towel, without forgetting the interdigital folds (spaces between fingers).
Avoid as much as possible contacting with detergents and other strong cleansers. Measure the quantity of necessary detergent according to the instructions to prevent that the concentration can result too strong. Keep the packages well clean to avoid the irritation produced by the detergent out of the box.
Avoid direct contact with shampoos. Ask someone to shampoo or use plastic gloves.
Avoid direct contact with clean metals, as well as with glazes for waxing, shoe creams, polishers for the soil and the car, and glass cleaners.
Try not to touch dissolvent with turpentine, mineral, oil, trichloroetilene and diluters.
Avoid peeling or squeezing oranges, lemons or grapefruits with hands.
Do not apply lotions, creams or hair dyes directly with hands.
Wear gloves when the weather is very cold.
Housework: Do not wear rings, even if the dermatitis is cured. Rings should be cleaned frequently with a brush, leaving them in ammonia water during the night and clarifying them thoroughly the next day. Do not wash your hands with soap while wearing rings.
Wash dishes with running water as long as possible. Using a dishwasher can avoid subsequent relapses.
Gloves for washing clothes or dishes must be made of plastic (not rubber) to prevent an allergic contact dermatitis. Gloves can be worn about 15 or 20 minutes every time. When water gets inside the glove, you must take it out at once. Turn the gloves inside out and wash them with hot water several times every week. Gloves should be used just occasionally without washing them previously. It is advisable to buy several pairs of plastic gloves at the same time.
Remember: the skin resistance is reduced at least 4-5 months after the dermatitis seems totally cured, therefore you must follow all these instructions.

 

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Seborrheic Dermatitis back to top
It is a chronic and recurrent eruption with red patches and scales, mainly located on the face, ears, eyebrows, scalp and sometimes the chest. It may occur at any age. There is no cure, but it is treatable.

Causes
A yeast called Malassezia Furfur or P. Ovalis, which grows on the skin, is related to seborrheic dermatitis. There are people genetically prone to develop this disease. SD may be aggravated in winter.

Treatment
The treatment controls, but not cures the disease. Usually it responds to local treatments. The treatment depends on the location, as well as on the severity. The most adequate shampoos contain Piroctone Olamine and salicylic acid. Piroctone Olamine has an antifungal action eradicating the responsible yeast. Salicylic acid has a keratolytic action increasing the exfoliation of scales. They should be used daily to wash the scalp and, if your dermatologist advises you, also the face. As you use the shampoo more frequently, the possibilities of the reappearance of the problem will decrease.
Shampoos that contain conditioners can aggravate this disease. If you use a shampoo with a conditioner is advisable to alternate it with others without conditioner.
Oily hair can contribute to aggravate this problem. Certain hair lotions can reduce oiliness, decrease itching and facilitate the elimination of scales. An excellent treatment for non-hairy areas, such as the face, is to apply twice a day a facial gel or a cream containing Piroctone Olamine or other antifungal agents, or apply instead a steroid cream. These two products can be applied at the same time (can be mixed), first the facial gel and then the steroid cream just over the lesions. In some cases, your dermatologist will recommend you an antifungal product to be taken by mouth.

 

SeSDERMA products suitable for seborrheic dermatitis-prone skins back to top

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