The arrival of spring is often welcomed with blooming flowers and warmer weather, but for over 50 million American adults, it also marks the onset...
Skin Allergies Demystified: Causes and Solutions
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A New Year, a New Skincare Routine: Tips for a Fresh Start
As we step into the New Year, the chilly weather demands a revitalized skincare routine to combat the harsh effects of winter. This guide combines...
11 Tips for Managing Teen Acne
There’s not an end-all, be-all when it comes to acne, but there are some helpful tips for managing teen acne. Here’s what we recommend:
Childhood Eczema
Knowing what to look for and tips for managing will help keep your child healthy and comfortable in their skin. More often than not, as children grow older, eczema goes away. But symptoms are different for everyone. Please do not hesitate to reach out to Complete Family Dermatology to have a check-up for eczema or any other skin condition. You can contact us at 403-423-1111 or at https://www.completefamilydermatology.com/.
Eczema Awareness Month
October is Eczema Awareness Month. Learn about what eczema is, what the symptoms of eczema are, and how to treat eczema.
Relieve Itchy Psoriasis in 8 Ways
When it comes to psoriasis, it might not be just the red scaly skin that drives you crazy. Having an itch can be one of the most bothersome symptoms of this condition. According to the National Psoriasis Foundation, around 90 percent of people who have psoriasis also have itching. That can interfere with your life, including your stress levels and the amount of sleep you get.
The sensation isn’t always a simple itch, either. You might feel a pinching or a burning sensation. It can be hard to resist the urge to scratch the area. However, itching can make it even worse. This is because itching will damage the skin and cause injuries or even an infection. This can trigger a psoriasis flareup.
Managing Psoriasis Tips
Many people have psoriasis, which is a chronic condition that causes the skin to be inflamed. You most likely have discomfort when you have a flareup. There is no cure for the condition, so management focuses on relieving the symptoms. Luckily, there are a few tips that you can follow to help with the symptoms.