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How to Heal Eczema with Essential Oils

An Eczema is a group of conditions that causes inflammation and irritation of the skin. There is no cure for eczema. Experts are uncertain what exactly causes the disease. Symptoms might occur in response to any of the following irritants:DisinfectantsDust mitesHot weatherPerspirationPetsShampoo or bubble bathSoap or detergentsStressWashing up liquid TREATMENT FOR ECZEMADoctors will most prescribe one …

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Psoriasis App: PsoHappy

Psoriasis affects millions of people around the world, and its effect is not just physical. This chronic skin condition that can leave skin flaky, itchy, and covered in sores, can also seriously influence the happiness and psychological well-being of those with psoriasis. A new app is hoping to transform that by bringing up awareness of the unseen difficulties of psoriasis and helping …

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Are You Scared of the Dentist? Check Out These Dental Innovations

Fear of dental procedures is quite common. Many people allow their distress to keep them from visiting the dentist, which is dangerous to oral health. Thank goodness, many dental professionals have applied new technology to help make dental visits a more enjoyable experience. Take a look at these various innovations, designed to improve your dental …

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Tips for Rosacea – Treatment and Triggers

Rosacea is a common, acne-like skin disorder that is easily controllable and medically manageable. Symptoms of RosaceaSymptoms frequently begin with episodes of skin redness. Other symptoms develop as the condition progresses, such as:burning and stinging sensationslong-lasting rednessappearance of small blood vessels in the skinbreakout of papules and pustulesA simple visual examination by a seasoned dermatologist is …

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