This is a review of the prevention of chronic dermatitis, a disease that is difficult to treat and treat.

I lived with chronic dermatitis with symptoms on only one cheek.
I tried various tests and took medication, but the condition kept getting worse and getting better for no apparent reason.
I found out that there is a treatment for chronic dermatitis in the skin barrier!

 

I'll tell you how to strengthen your skin barrier.

I've tried a lot of medications and low-irritation treatments.

Rejuran, Genesis, LDM, etc.
Everyone only gets side effects rather than benefits.

I've been to several dermatologists.

 

I only had chronic dermatitis on one side of my cheek, but the rest of my skin is clean and in good condition (because I take care of it regularly).

But I was frustrated just reading the article that said there was virtually no treatment for chronic dermatitis that I had been suffering from for over 4 years.

 

 

Before that, I had suffered from rosacea > seborrheic dermatitis > contact dermatitis.

Now, I have mild chronic dermatitis, and if I let my guard down even a little, I get a little bit of trouble.
I got it! I suddenly felt feverish.
It felt like an allergy and was rough and dry (I have acne everywhere else ㅠㅠ)

 

So I thought it might be an allergy

I'm going to try to treat chronic dermatitis in earnest.

I went to the hospital and got blood and allergy tests done.
It turned out that I have almost no allergies.
<I didn't know I would get paid. I received all the actual expenses! Everyone searched and found
Get an allergy test. The hospital bill was around 50,000 won, and I got it reimbursed!

 

 

My face has always been prone to allergies...

I saw a column that said it was only one side or a specific part.
I found the keyword 'external' problem

 

If it's an external problem, there's nothing but a barrier problem...

 

Since my face is oily, I wonder if the problem was that I only used slightly alkaline foam.
Use it alternately with slightly acidic

As much as possible, use a low-cleansing, non-irritating cleanser on one side of the face.
And I didn't moisturize the rest of the area except for the cheeks, and applied a thick barrier cream to one side of my cheek.

It's calmed down a lot.

You need to allow a long recovery period. It's not an allergy that gets better overnight.
Now that we've reached the stage of chronic dermatitis treatment, it seems like there's virtually no cure.
Barriers to prevention, recovery, and...

Long-term chronic dermatitis treatment begins, and in the later stages of stabilization,
Medications or treatments for chronic dermatitis can cause side effects by adding irritation.
I had an experience

 

On the other hand, acute dermatitis won't get better without medication, right?

I hope that everyone will focus on the skin barrier in treating chronic dermatitis of unknown cause!!

 

They say that sensitive, oily skin, not oily skin, is incredibly difficult to manage.
That's me. I think sensitive skin is slow to heal chronic dermatitis. The other areas are oily.

I keep washing the sore spot and end up doing negative things ㅠㅠ

I take care of my forehead, chin, and cheeks separately. I'll do it ㅠㅠ.
I think skin needs to be diligent!