hot water reaction

can excessive hot water like too many and to hot of a shower cause a problem at all..like in the face,nose,mouth,skin anywheree..anybody have any good sites out there to look at..thanks

Tags: reaction, Dermatology, Skin care, eczema

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johnke

Apr 05, 2007

Hot water dries out the skin. That might be an issue with some skin conditions, e.g. eczema, take a look at http://www.savemyhealth.com/Health/Eczema/tabid/79/Default.aspx.

John

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