General Dry eyelids are often very uncomfortable for the person affected, as the skin on the upper lid edge is very thin and sensitive. The dry skin can also cause annoying itching. The causes for the development of dry eyelids can be manifold. Dry eyelids can be caused by a lack of care. Especially the … Dry eyelids
Dry eyelids in winter In the winter time many people complain about dry skin, not only in the area of the face and eyelids, but also other parts of the body (e.g. the arms or lower legs) can be affected. The reason for this is the “skin-unfriendly” weather conditions in winter: the lower humidity generally … Dry eyelids in winter | Dry eyelids
Dry eyelids of a toddler Young children are often sensitive to their environment, especially because their immune system is not yet fully developed. The children’s skin can also be quickly irritated by various substances contained in detergents, care products and food. In small children, an allergy may be present behind dry eyelids. Signs of this … Dry eyelids of a toddler | Dry eyelids
Dry eyelid therapy The treatment of dry eyelids depends largely on the cause. For example, if an allergy is present, it is extremely important to avoid the allergy trigger (allergen). With some allergies, for example those to pollen and grasses, it may be necessary to take medication. Antihistamines strongly reduce the allergic reaction of the … Dry eyelid therapy | Dry eyelids