It is generally accepted that the tendency to atopy is inherited. People with eczema dermatitis has a broad range of abnormal immunological findings are probably related to more than one genetic defect. For example, a tendency of these individuals have elevated IgE antibodies (immunoglobulin E) levels and have difficulty fighting certain viral, bacterial and fungal infections.
Like most non-infectious diseases, diseases of the atopic skin may be triggered by environmental factors.
One of the features of atopic dermatitis is excessive dryness of the skin, which appears to be due to the lack of protein in the skin of some. Anything that promotes drought can exacerbate atopic dermatitis.
Common triggers of atopic dermatitis are:
Harsh soaps and detergents
Solvents
Low humidity
Creams
Coarse woolen garments
Sweating
Occlusive rubber or plastic gloves
Friction
Staphylococcus Bacteria
Repeated wetting and drying of the skin (the manipulation of food)
Like most non-infectious diseases, diseases of the atopic skin may be triggered by environmental factors.
One of the features of atopic dermatitis is excessive dryness of the skin, which appears to be due to the lack of protein in the skin of some. Anything that promotes drought can exacerbate atopic dermatitis.
Common triggers of atopic dermatitis are:
Harsh soaps and detergents
Solvents
Low humidity
Creams
Coarse woolen garments
Sweating
Occlusive rubber or plastic gloves
Friction
Staphylococcus Bacteria
Repeated wetting and drying of the skin (the manipulation of food)
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