Dyshidrotic Eczema Symptoms, Causes and More
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How to Avoid Dyshidrotic Eczema
It's not always possible to avoid eczema, particularly if it's chronic. But individuals can avoid triggers if they understand the underlying causes of this type of eczema.
To avoid dyshidrotic eczema, try to keep the skin moisturized. Avoid any allergens that might irritate the skin and cause an outbreak, such as jewelry. When washing dishes, use gloves to protect hands from constant dampness. Wash and dry sweaty feet after exercising, as failure to do so could trigger eczema.
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