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Nursing Standard, 1988
Coal tar is back in fashion as a treatment for dry skin conditions with a new shampoo and bath oil on the market.
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Coal tar is back in fashion as a treatment for dry skin conditions with a new shampoo and bath oil on the market.
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Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 1982
In this short review I have endeavoured to be highly selective and have included only those aspects of the subject which can be regarded as advances or growing points. In many instances the wealth of data appearing are scientifically exciting and offer the prospect of major steps forward in the management of ichthyosis. The treatment of ichthyosis from
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In this short review I have endeavoured to be highly selective and have included only those aspects of the subject which can be regarded as advances or growing points. In many instances the wealth of data appearing are scientifically exciting and offer the prospect of major steps forward in the management of ichthyosis. The treatment of ichthyosis from
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Skin barrier and dry skin in the mature patient
Clinics in Dermatology, 2018Dry skin is the most common clinical manifestation of dermatologic diseases, and it presents with itching, redness, and desquamation-signs and clinical manifestations that are not only physically uncomfortable but also affect patients psychologically.
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Geriatric Nursing, 2011
Dry skin is a common problem in the older individual due to physiological changes of the aging process as well as chronic health conditions. Dry skin can worsen if management is inappropriate or lacking. Nursing management of dry skin in the elderly is comprehensive including applying topical products to replenish lipids and reduce water loss ...
Jennifer, Hurlow, Donna Zimmaro, Bliss
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Dry skin is a common problem in the older individual due to physiological changes of the aging process as well as chronic health conditions. Dry skin can worsen if management is inappropriate or lacking. Nursing management of dry skin in the elderly is comprehensive including applying topical products to replenish lipids and reduce water loss ...
Jennifer, Hurlow, Donna Zimmaro, Bliss
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Dry Skin, Water, and Lubrication
Dermatologic Clinics, 1991Lubrication of the skin will become more important as our population ages. Many excellent moisturizers are available for lubrication. Individual ingredients that are touted heavily are not as important as the total mixture. The single most important factor is the regular use of the products to prevent overdrying of the skin.
A P, Lazar, P, Lazar
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Aretaeus on the dry skin of dropsy
The American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 1964RETA1/;t;S, tile Cappadocian, in tile second century A.D. was clearly conversant with many kinds of liver disease. In On the Causes and Symptoms of Chrouic Diseases, Book I, he refers to the "dropsy" of certain chronic hepatic afflictions, noting what is still true today, that "the best tiling is for it (tile accunmlated water) to be discharged by the ...
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2021
Abstract This chapter looks at the difficulties associated with dry skin, with particular focus on eczema and the symptoms and treatment of this condition. Skin relies on moisture in order to act as a barrier, and eczema can therefore lead to both aggravating symptoms of itch, redness, and soreness, as well as subsequent infection.
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Abstract This chapter looks at the difficulties associated with dry skin, with particular focus on eczema and the symptoms and treatment of this condition. Skin relies on moisture in order to act as a barrier, and eczema can therefore lead to both aggravating symptoms of itch, redness, and soreness, as well as subsequent infection.
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1998
Even though we teach our children that “Beauty is only skin deep,” our society so values clear, flawless skin that billions of dollars are spent each year on the hundreds of skin lotions, creams, cleansers, conditioners, and cover-ups that crowd drugstore shelves.
M. Eric Gershwin, Edwin L. Klingelhofer
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Even though we teach our children that “Beauty is only skin deep,” our society so values clear, flawless skin that billions of dollars are spent each year on the hundreds of skin lotions, creams, cleansers, conditioners, and cover-ups that crowd drugstore shelves.
M. Eric Gershwin, Edwin L. Klingelhofer
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American family physician, 1983
Dry skin is engendered by arid climate, aging, frequent bathing, oil-depleting soaps and indoor environmental factors. In addition, dry skin can be an important physical finding in hypothyroidism, occult carcinoma, lymphoma and renal or biliary disease.
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Dry skin is engendered by arid climate, aging, frequent bathing, oil-depleting soaps and indoor environmental factors. In addition, dry skin can be an important physical finding in hypothyroidism, occult carcinoma, lymphoma and renal or biliary disease.
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Dry Skin (Sebostasis) and Inflammation: Heterogeneity of “Dry Skin” in Atopic Dermatitis
1986Uninvolved skin sites in 250 consecutive patients, 15 to 30 years old, with atopic dermatitis were observed during the winter months. Ichthyosis vulgaris occurred in 58 patients. Of the remaining patients, only 10 (5%) had generalized dry skin; 119 (62%) showed focal areas of dry skin; and 63 (33%) exhibited only normal-appearing skin.
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