Children with "sensitive skin". The role of skin irritation in the development of ''atopic eczema''.
Harold Cremer
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Harold Cremer
Abstract
Much importance has been attached to the role of allergy in the development of in children. However, I am convinced that in children with atopic eczema a faulty defense barrier of the skin (sensitive skin) is the decisive factor in the further development of skin irritation -caused by irritants that would have no effect on normal skin. This skin irritation - which is often caused by synthetic clothing, softeners and finisher - often results in the development of eczema. I therefore regard it important to advise parents of children with sensitive skin to avoid clothing that can cause irritation when in direct contact with the skin.
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Much importance has been attached to the role of allergy in the development of in children. However, I am convinced that in children with atopic eczema a faulty defense barrier of the skin (sensitive skin) is the decisive factor in the further development of skin irritation -caused by irritants that would have no effect on normal skin. This skin irritation - which is often caused by synthetic clothing, softeners and finisher - often results in the development of eczema. I therefore regard it important to advise parents of children with sensitive skin to avoid clothing that can cause irritation when in direct contact with the skin.
Key concepts: Skin irritation, Irritation, Sensitive skin, Dermatology, Medicine, Allergy, Atopic dermatitis, Skin barrier