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Hand eczema

Hand Eczema

Hand or hand is often related to occupations such as healthcare workers, machinists, housekeepers, and beauticians. Risk factors include use of latex gloves, chemicals, and frequent hand washing. .com has gathered resources from across the web to help increase your understanding of hand . Be sure to check back often for new information and insights.*

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Hand eczema

8 Ways to Deal With That Frustrating Hand Eczema

While some might think it's just dry skin, hand can be quite challenging for those who suffer from it. While you should see a to properly diagnose and treat the disease if you suspect you have it, there are also some tips to help alleviate the symptoms until you can see your doctor.
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Dry scaly hands of chronic hand eczema

Dry, Scaly, and Painful Hands Could Be Hand Eczema

If the skin on your hands is dry, thick, and painfully cracked, it could be hand . Find out possible triggers and when best to see a to help manage your condition.
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