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I'm a 21 year old male who's had seasonalSeasonal affective disorder skin problems for the past decade. Winter time the skin on my faceFace pain will get very dry and flake, I am prescribed many things by my dermatologist and none of them seem to work! I am prescribed, Eucerin (over counter) Betamethazone 0.1% and 0.5%, and hydrocortizone 0.2%. I was suggested to wash with a natural soap so I moved to an olive oil based soap made for dry skin and exzema (eczema) with littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys to no success. Does anybody have any suggestions or ideas?
Hi,
You should try and use a cleanser - cream based daily. Use a mild face wash and avoid using astringents on your face and neck.
You should try and drink plenty of water to maintain adequate hydration and use olive oil to keep your skin moist at least twice daily.
Avoid smoking and alcohol. Sleep well and try not to use soap on your face and neck. use a soap free cleanser or face wash.
Do you have a dry scalp or dandruff?
Supplement your diet with multi vitamins and minerals to make up for any deficiencies in your diet.
If the symptoms still persist consult your skin specialist.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
You should try and use a cleanser - cream based daily. Use a mild face wash and avoid using astringents on your face and neck.
You should try and drink plenty of water to maintain adequate hydration and use olive oil to keep your skin moist at least twice daily.
Avoid smoking and alcohol. Sleep well and try not to use soap on your face and neck. use a soap free cleanser or face wash.
Do you have a dry scalp or dandruff?
Supplement your diet with multi vitamins and minerals to make up for any deficiencies in your diet.
If the symptoms still persist consult your skin specialist.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.