As the heat season begins, many people find that their skin becomes more dry, tense, and dehydrated.

This is because central warming reduces the moisture of the air and affects the drying of the skin, while the symptoms may deteriorate in people who suffer from eczema.

According to dermatologists, one of the simplest ways to prevent this problem is short shower, five to ten minutes, hot water, and not hot.

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After the shower, the skin must dry with a soft touch with a towel, without rubbing it, to avoid further irritability.

The use of hydrated creams several times a day, especially soon after the shower, when the skin is still wet.

Products with glycerine, hialuronic acid, vazeline and butter will help preserve moisture.

It is recommended that products without flavoring, alcohol, and compounds be chosen that can irritate sensitive skin.

To prevent drying, it is also advised to use an air moisture device, especially in the bedroom at night.

It must be regularly cleaned to prevent mold creation.

Also, broad cotton clothing is more suitable, since wool – like and polyester – can irritate the skin.

Gloves help protect the hands during cleaning and cold weather.

Executors should regularly use hydration products, even when symptoms improve, and avoid soaps or detectors that can make matters worse.

Eczema is not contagious, but it can cause constant corruption and frustration.

If the skin becomes painful, swollen, hot to the touch, the appearance of a skunk or bubbles, or the specimen suddenly deteriorates, medical attention should be sought, as these may be signs of infection.

If the drying continues despite regular care, consultation with dermatologist is recommended, as it can be linked to other health problems. /Telegraphy/