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How to Care for Your Skin and Avoid Eczema Outbreaks
Many eczema patients spend months using trial and error to address their trigger factors. This is a great way to cure eczema, but there are steps you can take to care for your skin in the meantime. For some sufferers, a little skin care goes a long way. How can you get on the path to healthy and eczema-free skin?

Protect Your Body
There are two different ways you can care for your skin and protect your body. First, wear clothes that cover your body. If eczema is confined to your upper-thighs, don't wear shorts. Opt for cotton pants or capris instead. Although you may still feel the urge to itch, direct contact with the skin is impossible, as the skin is covered. This reduces the risk of open wounds, skin infections, and scars, which are common with severe eczema.

Secondly, you can protect your body by avoiding unnatural products. For many, makeup, perfume, and scented laundry detergent are the cause of eczema outbreaks. Yes, you may have another trigger factor, but start your own trial and error. Eliminate unnatural beauty products from your daily routine and see if you notice a decrease in itching. Not only are you practicing healthy skincare, but you may have also found your trigger factor.

Moisturize, Moisturize, and Moisturize More
Dry skin is one of the leading causes of eczema. Although a leading cause, it is often overlooked. To avoid dry skin and the uncontrollable itching associated with eczema, moisturize your skin throughout the day. Most importantly, apply moisturizer immediately following a bath or shower. This alone will do wonders for your skin. Continue to apply moisturizer throughout the day. If you feel the need to itch or touch your skin, opt for a bottle of lotion or cream instead.

Change Your Diet to Include Skin Healthy Foods
You may be surprised to hear that what you eat impacts your skin's health. It is true. Unfortunately, changing your diet can be a double edge sword. Some eczema sufferers have outbreaks caused by food. When changing your diet, be on the lookout for additional trigger factors. As for skin healthy foods, fruits protect the skin cells from long-term damage and aid in the fight against premature aging. Fatty acids, such as fish and walnuts, are known to lock moisture in cell membranes, but these same foods are common eczema causes. Although you can take steps to incorporate skin healthy foods into your diet yourself, consider using the services of a registered dietitian.

As you can see, it is relatively easy to improve the health of and care for your skin. You have nothing to lose by implementing these steps. With success, you will find freedom from the uncontrollable itching that has plagued you.


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