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The diet for atopic dermatitis (ATS)

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The diet for atopic dermatitis (ATS)

Statistics in Poland indicate that the number of patients has almost doubled in less than 10 years from 6.1% in 2000 to 11.1% in 2009 (based on studies in Łódź). One of the important aspects that affects the skin condition and quality of life of patients is the appropriate diet. It is estimated that in Poland about 4.7% of children currently suffer from atopic dermatitis. These data are extremely worrying and indicate the need to implement information measures for parents of children with AZS and adults who will help them with the disease in their daily lives.

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1. What's going on here?

Additional disorders in the production of skin ceramides and lymph nodes, as well as a lack of acute fibrosis, result in atopic scarring. Unfortunately, some patients struggle with it throughout their lives, and eczema is a factor in an increased risk of asthma, allergic nosebleeds, or chronic arthritis. Additional disturbances in skin ceramid production and the functioning of the testicular glands, and a deficiency of atopic phylum, cause atopic rash. Researchers also claim that the Western model of reactions based on consuming a high dose of allergen-rich, sugar-rich allergenic products, and the development of the body's own allergic reactions to AZ, is the most common cause of severe inflammation and inflammation of the skin, and it is most commonly observed in children under the age of onset of Alzheimer's disease.

2. It is also possible to use the information provided by the competent authority of the Member State in order to obtain the information necessary for the purposes of this Regulation

In young children on the cheeks, head, torso and tail, in the elderly on the joints, palms, cheeks; positive family experience; chronic changes. These include: early onset of changes; ?? elevated IgE levels in the body;

3. It is not possible to use this method to prevent the spread of infectious diseases

In general treatment there are: antihistamines inhibiting acne; cyclosporins and glucocorticoids. Supplementary treatment is: phototherapy. Treatment often consists of several medicines and emollients, adherence to the appropriate diet and lifestyle changes. There are increasing reports in the literature of potentially effective treatments for AZS. Only under the constant supervision of a good specialist will symptoms be effective.

4. Other factors contributing to the alleviation of symptoms

Additionally, smoking, including passive smoking during pregnancy, significantly increases the risk of AZS in your baby. It is advisable to choose a product that does not contain any preservatives or flavorings; alcohol drinking alcohol causes general dehydration of the body, which also affects the skin's exfoliation and hardening of the skin. the use of emollients suitable for the skin condition. Humidifiers allow the skin to become moisturized from the outside and bring relief to the body.

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