Dry skin not going away? There may be more to it than a change of season
Why flare-ups spike as the seasons turn Changing weather is a recognised trigger for atopic dermatitis flare-ups, and research shows healthcare s for the condition increase during these seasonal shifts.
As SA moves from winter into spring, a Johannesburg dermatologist explains why persistent 'dry skin' could be atopic dermatitis.
Despite how common it is, the condition is frequently dismissed as “just dry skin” rather than recognised as something that warrants proper medical attention.
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