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[How do I treat seborrheic eczema?].

K Holzegel

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Therapy of seborrheic dermatitis depends on age (infantile, juvenile, or adult) and localisation (scalp, eyelids, chest, intertriginous areas). In order to avoid recurrences, the patient is instructed to wear suitable clothing, to reduce fat and alcohol, and to observe appropriate personal hygiene.

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Therapy of seborrheic dermatitis depends on age (infantile, juvenile, or adult) and localisation (scalp, eyelids, chest, intertriginous areas). In order to avoid recurrences, the patient is instructed to wear suitable clothing, to reduce fat and alcohol, and to observe appropriate personal hygiene.

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Therapy of seborrheic dermatitis depends on age (infantile, juvenile, or adult) and localisation (scalp, eyelids, chest, intertriginous areas). In order to avoid recurrences, the patient is instructed to wear suitable clothing, to reduce fat and alcohol, and to observe appropriate personal hygiene.

Key concepts: Intertriginous, Seborrheic dermatitis, Scalp, Dermatology, Medicine, Clothing, Internal medicine, History

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