Creams For Contact Dermatitis
- Contact Dermatitis
- What Is It? & Symptoms
- Diagnosis & Expected Duration
- Prevention & Treatment
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Prevention
In general, you can prevent contact dermatitis by avoiding exposure to irritating chemicals, plants, jewelry and other substances that trigger ICD or ACD.
To help prevent diaper dermatitis, you should change your baby's diaper frequently, clean the soiled area with warm water and a soft cloth, and apply a protective coat of zinc oxide ointment. Also, avoid using store-bought wipes and cleansers on your child's skin, because these products may trigger skin reactions.
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From Our Sources
Contact dermatitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Dermatitis - contact; Allergic dermatitis; Dermatitis - allergicTreatmentInitial treatment includes thorough washing with lots of water to remove any... Read more »
Contact dermatitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Contact dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin caused by direct contact with an irritating substance.See also: Poison ivy - oak - sumacAlternative... Read more »
Contact dermatitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Dermatitis - contact; Allergic dermatitis; Dermatitis - allergicPreventionAvoid contact with known allergens. Use protective gloves or other barriers... Read more »
Contact dermatitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Dermatitis - contact; Allergic dermatitis; Dermatitis - allergicSymptomsItching (pruritus) of the skin in exposed areas Skin redness or inflammation... Read more »
Seborrheic dermatitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Dandruff; Seborrheic eczema; Cradle cap Treatment You can treat flaking and dryness with over-the-counter dandruff or medicated... Read more »
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