Salt: A potential trigger for eczema

By AGENCY

Consuming just an extra half a teaspoon of salt can potentially set off an eczema flare, according to recent research. — AFP

Family history and allergies can be risk factors for certain chronic skin diseases, including eczema.

These can be exacerbated by pollution, perspiration, cold weather, hard water, certain cosmetics, and even certain foods.

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