Hand Dermatitis 1.0

A simple ebook designed to give you information on how to maintain a good health Below are some tips to accelerate the healing and to avoid the recurrence of hand dermatitis:
- Hands washing: Use temperate water and soap without perfume, tar or sulfur. Employ just a little quantity of soap, clarifying thoroughly the hands under the water. Hands should be dried with a clean towel, without forgetting the interdigital folds (spaces between fingers).
- Avoid direct contact with shampoos. Ask someone to shampoo
or use plastic gloves.
- Avoid direct contact with clean metals, as well as with glazes for waxing, shoe creams, polishers for the soil and the car, and glass cleaners.
- Try not to touch dissolvent with turpentine, mineral, oil, trichloroetilene and diluters.
- Avoid peeling or squeezing oranges, lemons or grapefruits with hands.
- Do not apply lotions, creams or hair dyes directly with hands.
- Wear gloves when the weather is very cold.
- Wash dishes with running water as long as possible.
- Gloves for washing dishes must be made of plastic (not rubber) to prevent an allergic contact dermatitis. Gloves can be worn about 15 or 20 minutes every time. When water gets inside the glove, take it out at once. Turn the gloves inside out and wash them with hot water several times every week. Gloves should be used just occasionally without washing them previously. It is advisable to buy several pairs of plastic gloves at the same time.
- Remember: the skin resistance is reduced at least 4-5 months after the dermatitis seems totally cured, therefore you should follow all these instructions.
- Using a dishwasher can avoid subsequent relapses.
Hand Dermatitis is a simple ebook designed to give you information on how to maintain a good health.