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Topical steroids and the elderly
Topical steroids
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long
enough
Emollient use for the elderly
Particular factors need special attention when
preventing skin drying in old age
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The causes of
dry skin
in old age are partly linked to changes in the skin itself, but
changes in the body
below and
environmental factors
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at the same time
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Eczema and scratching
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that
people with eczema
scratch
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