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Dry Skin With Patches In Winter
m 21 in summer my skin in fine but in winter it gets very dry even though i rarely use facewash...as soon as i wash my face its get dry and some red patches apper..winter creams also helps me..plz guide me do i need medication or what to do?thanking u
Fri, 4 Nov 2011
1 of 1 0 Dr. Minoo Bhagia, OBGYN 0 minute ago Hello
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You should apply sun screen lotion , SPF 25 after taking bath
Apply moisturizer cream in the evening
Glaha HQ will also help but is to be applied after dinner while sleeping with all the lights off.
It is better to show it to a dermatologist.
Take care
Best wishes
Welcome
You should apply sun screen lotion , SPF 25 after taking bath
Apply moisturizer cream in the evening
Glaha HQ will also help but is to be applied after dinner while sleeping with all the lights off.
It is better to show it to a dermatologist.
Take care
Best wishes
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Dr. sunil pandey's
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you may take vitamin.E,& k.
and another in winter coconut oil mix with aloes gel.an use hole body.in night............
you may take vitamin.E,& k.
and another in winter coconut oil mix with aloes gel.an use hole body.in night............
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Dr. Harish Naik,
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Thanks for your query.
I will try my best to provide you with best possible professional recommendations to your questions.
Avoid caffeine, smoking, and alcohol. They act as diuretics and are guaranteed to suck you dry up.
Increase your water level. Drink up. Make sure to drink at least 8 glasses of pure water a day to keep your skin and body properly hydrated. Add oil to your bath.
Protect your skin from the elements. Wind, sun, heat, cold, and dry office and airplane air can quickly cause or exacerbate the condition of dry skin. Apply a moisturizer before exposing your skin to these moisture-sapping conditions.
Limit hot water contact. Increase EFAs in your diet. Try a non-petroleum jelly product available in health food stores.
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I will try my best to provide you with best possible professional recommendations to your questions.
Avoid caffeine, smoking, and alcohol. They act as diuretics and are guaranteed to suck you dry up.
Increase your water level. Drink up. Make sure to drink at least 8 glasses of pure water a day to keep your skin and body properly hydrated. Add oil to your bath.
Protect your skin from the elements. Wind, sun, heat, cold, and dry office and airplane air can quickly cause or exacerbate the condition of dry skin. Apply a moisturizer before exposing your skin to these moisture-sapping conditions.
Limit hot water contact. Increase EFAs in your diet. Try a non-petroleum jelly product available in health food stores.
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