Leather and hormones: Studio analyzed the population of 17,000 women in 20 countries
Summary
Irregular menstrual cycles are associated with the maximum prevalence of acne, dermatitis, melasma and sensitivity to the skin, according to a study with 17,009 women, highlighting the importance of personalized hormonal and dermatological treatments.
The interaction between skin and hormones is essential to maintain a healthy skin tissue. A recent study with 17,009 women recruited in 20 countries and published in British Journal of Dermatology He has shown that irregular menstrual cycles can also influence the symptoms of four skin diseases: acne, rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis and melasma.
The prevalence of these diseases has increased by about 5% for women with irregular menstruation, while other symptoms of the skin such as reactive red spots, thin skin or squamous skin have been reported even higher by the participants with irregular periods.
The study also showed that the sensitivity of the skin was also higher in participants with irregular periods (57.6%, against 47.6% in cases of regular periods).
The data are important metrics for dermatologists to identify this relationship and treat the patient in the best way.
Further research is needed to study more deeply how hormones influence symptoms, prevalence and epidemics of skin diseases, but work shows that by exploring hormonal and topical approaches, dermatologists can offer a more personalized and effective treatment plan.
This may include hormonal replacement, antiandrogen therapy, targeted topical and cosmeceutic hormonal treatments.
The four diseases must be diagnosed and accompanied by a dermatologist. Acne is a very common skin condition that can generate scars. The condition deserves the attention of the dermatologist, which can indicate oral and topical medicines, as well as office technologies, such as hydraface, to integrate the treatment.
Rosacea mainly affects the face, usually in light skin, with persistent redness caused by dilated blood vessels, small protrusions and stains full of pus similar to acne. There may also be irritations and eyelids of the eye surface.
Seborrheic dermatitis is a common form of eczema that usually affects the scalp (called dandruff), although it can also influence other parts of the body. In addition to specific shampoos, some clinical treatments are indicated, such as cheating.
Melasma, on the other hand, is another common leather condition in which brown or gray -gray pigmentation spots (color) develop, usually on the face. Several factors can contribute to the development and worsening of melasma, including pregnancy and the use of hormonal drugs such as contraceptive pills and hormonal replacement. There is no cure, although there are several options to improve the appearance of skin imperfections, with laser, dermocosmetics and supplements.
Finally, since hormonal imbalances can have deleterious effects on skin health, it is necessary to treat these imbalances and skin diseases, which may arise or worsen due to this disdainment.
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Source: Terra
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