Monsoon skin infections and effective remedies to get rid of them
Monsoon skin infections and effective remedies to get rid of them. (Image courtesy: iStock)
Acne and eczema
Both men and women are equally troubled by the symptoms and signs of acne and eczema during this season. Although this allergy is not life-threatening, it can become very serious if left untreated for a long time.
fungal infection
Dampness and humid conditions create the ideal environment for fungal infections, especially in sweaty areas, such as the armpits, groin and legs.
- Make sure you dry yourself thoroughly after bathing.
- Apply antifungal powder or spray to sensitive areas to prevent infection.
- Choose loose, breathable clothing made from natural fibers. This is done to reduce sweat and moisture build-up.
Folliculitis of the face
Folliculitis on the face or inflammation of the hair follicles causes hair to break. This is very common during the rains. Mainly caused by fungal and bacterial infections – mainly due to excessive humidity, sweating and dehydration. Folliculitis on the face can be controlled by preventing excessive sweating and taking regular baths. You can also consult your dermatologist who may prescribe an exfoliator depending on your skin type.