Homeopathy: Best Solution for Skin Problems

Just because a skin problem is common, this does not make it any less distressing. Sometimes it may seem that your skin is impossible to manage, especially after waking up with a zit on the nose or a cold sore at a corner of the mouth. The good news is that there are ways to watch out for the triggers and treat common skin problems.

The skin acts as a barrier against harmful bacteria and viruses, with which we may come in contact. But sometimes, these harmful germs may disrupt the skin’s barrier function and cause a skin disorder. Skin problems vary greatly in symptoms and severity. They can be temporary or permanent and may be painless or painful. Some have situational causes, while others may be genetic. Although we generally don’t think too much about skin problems, our skin requires a lot of attention to keep it healthy.

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What can trigger skin problems?

• Diet:

  Our skin dispels substances that are no longer required by the body. Therefore, the types of food and beverages we consume have a great impact on how the skin reacts. Certain food types have become known to cause intolerances in the body such as eggs, dairy or nuts. Fermented foods contain a high degree of histamine that may trigger eczema or psoriasis.

   

• Stress:

  Our mind and skin are connected on many levels. Stress is an unavoidable part of life. However, when stress becomes chronic it can leave a lasting impression on the skin. Acne, grey hair, and dry skin are just a few of the ways that stress may show itself. Stress and fatigue weaken the body's defenses which make it easy for the body, i.e. skin to be attacked.

   

• Hormones:

  Hormonal fluctuations can influence skin health. Many women experience a change in their skin around the time of their menstrual cycle.

  There are also several other factors that may cause hormonal imbalances. Contraceptives, fatigue, stress or health problems may also play a role. It is recommended to seek medical advice to understand if a hormonal imbalance may be the factor causing skin problems.

• Environmental influences:

  Dry air during winter or intensive rays of the sun during summer can dehydrate the skin. This may lead to the skin becoming more prone to skin problems. Also, the dirt particles that accumulate on the surface of the skin daily can impair its functions because it absorbs the particles found in the air.

  Adjusting skincare routines to each season can help to reduce the impact of the negative influences. Furthermore, the skin should be cleaned at night to free it from any makeup residues and dirt.

• Chemicals:

  Chemicals found in cosmetics, dyes in clothes or laundry detergents can cause skin irritation. Look for products with the fewest ingredients. This will lower the chance of a skin reaction.