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Eczema
HOT showers feel great during the winter... BUT avoid it when you can. Choose lukewarm water instead to avoid stripping and drying out your skin.
Come see one of our dermatology physicians or physician assistants to help you and your skin!
https://www.dermiodermatology.com/#providers
We have locations in Munster, Valparaiso, Dyer, and Demotte, Indiana.
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