Over 65? Here’s Why Showering Every Day May Not Be the Best Choice for Your Skin

may affect the skin, while medications can sometimes contribute to itching or dryness.

That is why persistent symptoms should not automatically be blamed on soap or shower frequency.

When Dry Skin Shouldn’t Be Ignored
Mild dryness is extremely common.

However, medical advice may be appropriate when the skin becomes:

Extremely itchy
Painful
Cracked
Bleeding
Inflamed
Persistently red
Covered with sores
Unresponsive to ordinary moisturizing

Changes that appear suddenly or continue getting worse also deserve attention.
Severe itching or dryness can occasionally be associated with another skin or medical condition.

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