Mitchell is friendly .. Removing the skin folds around the fingers cause health problems
The skin follicles that appear next to the fingers and toes, which some call the "sphincter", are not supposed to be removed so as not to cause many problems.
Dr. Wafaa Alamuddin, a dermatologist, explained that the appendicitis is a type of skin eczema that occurs when the skin is dry and can be removed in the area because the protective skin layer of that area has been removed.
The Dermatologist, in special remarks for the "seventh day," that when removing those appendages from the vicinity of the fingers infect the area of inflammation and blood out also, and the person in that case to develop a local antibiotic cream to help heal wounds, adding that the skin is then Exposed to any bacteria or fungus and pus.
Tips to ensure they do not appear
Dr. Wafa provided a number of tips to ensure that these skin parts do not appear:
1 - Dry the hands well every time after the use of water.
2 - Internal and external moisturizing, through the frequent drinking of water, fluids and externally through the development of moisturizers topical containing substances such as glycerin.
3 - When needed to remove those dialectic parenteral cream is placed containing cortisone for only 3 days, and then moisturize the skin well.