On the effect of glycolic acid on eczema
In recent times, doctors have studied the relationship between glycolic acid and eczema. Glycolic acid has attracted much attention in the field of skin care. It is mild in nature and has unique chemical characteristics. It is often used in skin care preparations.

Eczema is a disease of the skin. When it occurs, the skin is itchy, red, swollen, and rash, and the patient is miserable. Looking at glycolic acid may have its own function in the treatment of eczema. Glycolic acid can gently exfoliate the skin, removing the old cells on the surface of the skin, and making the skin renewed and orderly. For eczema patients, this may improve the metabolic disorders of the skin, because eczema skin often has abnormal keratin metabolism.

And glycolic acid has the ability to moisturize. It can attract and retain skin moisture and maintain skin hydration. Eczema skin is dry, this moisturizing power may relieve dry skin and relieve itching and discomfort caused by dryness.

However, glycolic acid is also considered for eczema. Eczema skin is sensitive and fragile. Although glycolic acid has many benefits, if the concentration is improper, it may cause skin irritation. Light skin redness, slight pain, severe cases may cause allergic reactions, making eczema symptoms worse. Therefore, when using glycolic acid to treat eczema, the skin's tolerance should be carefully evaluated, starting from a low concentration, gradually adjusted, and the skin's reaction should be closely observed.

In summary, glycolic acid is used in the treatment of eczema, or as a way. It has the ability to exfoliate and moisturize, so use it carefully, weigh the advantages and disadvantages, and apply it according to the individual skin condition to seek its benefits and avoid its harm.