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Dry Skin on Hands Dry skin and contact dermatitis, as a result of frequent hand washing, wearing latex gloves, work with substances that irritate the skin. It does not matter who you are working - a surgeon, dermatologist, dentist or nurse - a skin of your hands must be protected. Medical professionals have repeatedly washed their hands during the day, with frequent washing of your skin loses fat thin film which retains moisture and protects the skin from drying out. The result is dry skin on hands. Wearing latex gloves can further worsen the condition of the skin, causing the occurrence of such skin diseases, such as contact dermatitis. A doctor in the eyes of patients - is infallible. Agree, a nurse or a doctor with a dry, cracked skin on the hands, which brings discomfort and pain (or bleeding), will cause at least confusion in patients who are accustomed to believe that those who can not help themselves, is unlikely to help the patient. Protective creams, such as cream Dryskinonhands.com

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