hi.a friend of mine just noticed that her skin especially on her hands is getting dry.she said she has never had skin issue before(she is 44) and she can tell the texture of her skin has literaly changed;she was diagnosed with herpes recently and was wondering if that has something to do with that?and if it has is there anything product u guys can recommend?what can she do?
I understand and appreciate your good concern for your friend's dry skin problem.
As your friend is in her forties so it is quite likely to get such kind of dry skin changes. She is into her peri-menopausal phase where there is change of hormones as well as more changes in the hormones are present.
All these changes are related to less activity of oil and sweat glands leading to dryness of skin.
In my patients I suggest to apply an emollient cream along with humectant cream multiple times a day. If there are cuts or fissure then proper therapy is required under dermatological guidance.
All the best.
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Hello, I understand and appreciate your good concern for your friend s dry skin problem. As your friend is in her forties so it is quite likely to get such kind of dry skin changes. She is into her peri-menopausal phase where there is change of hormones as well as more changes in the hormones are present. All these changes are related to less activity of oil and sweat glands leading to dryness of skin. In my patients I suggest to apply an emollient cream along with humectant cream multiple times a day. If there are cuts or fissure then proper therapy is required under dermatological guidance. All the best.