Itching Skin
Alternative Names
Cold weather and itchy skin
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Here are some recommendations for dealing with
- Take fewer and shorter baths. When you bathe, avoid hot water.
- Moisturize your skin immediately after bathing in order to prevent the skin from drying.
- Avoid overdrying wet skin. Try patting your skin dry.
- Avoid excessive use of soap. Try a soapless cleanser.
- Don't overheat your house, and use a humidifier if you live in a...
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