Is Cigarette Smoke an Eczema Trigger?

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Question: Is Cigarette Smoke an Eczema Trigger?

Answer: Cigarette smoke is one of the worst triggers for eczema and can make your eczema flare up intensely. Smoking weakens your skin barrier and exposes you to thousands of toxins that land on your skin, which causes inflammation and irritation.

If you want your eczema to ever get better, you must stop smoking, but even if you don’t smoke, try not to be in an environment where there is cigarette smoke as much as possible.

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