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The Derm-Index : Extremely dry, irritated and atopic skin
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EXTREMELY DRY, IRRITATED
AND ATOPIC SKIN > [7] results
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Golden rules > [1] result
10 pieces of advice on how to take care of your body skin
Beautiful, healthy skin requires daily care, which will leave it softer, suppler and radiantly beautiful!
Focus on... > [1] result
Atopic dermatitis, an allergic skin condition that affects extremely dry skin.
Atopic dermatitis is an increasingly common skin disorder. To reduce the number of outbreaks, avoid contact with allergens and regularly apply emollient creams.
3 questions to an expert > [1] result
Emollient creams help decrease the frequency of outbreaks.
Interview with a dermatologist who speaks about treating atopic dermatitis in children.
Testimonies > [1] result
“Hugo’s eczema finally went away”
By meticulously following the dermatologist’s advice, Hugo had fewer and fewer eczema spells until it completely disappeared. His mother tells the story.
Key Figure > [1] result
Key Figure - 58% This is the percentage of atopic children ...
58% This is the percentage of atopic children who have problems sleeping.
Source : Clinical trial conducted on 209 children, ages 2 to 16, with light to moderate atopic dermatitis.
True or False ? > [1] result
Dermocorticoids are recommended for treating itchiness.
TRUE
Creams that contain corticoids, called dermocorticoids, treat skin lesions as soon as they appear. In a remission phase, intensely moisturising emollient creams help restore the skin barrier and fight against cutaneous dryness.
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