Use products that reduce inflammation without causing irritation and avoid fragrances, dyes and exfoliators
Medication, exercise and diet changes can all help
Your choice depends on your reason and need for treatment
Staying active and documenting symptoms can help you, and your care team, stay on top of this chronic condition
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