Asteatotic dermatitis: An itchy eczema-like skin condition involving areas of superficial cracking and mild peeling of the skin. Older people who bathe excessive in hot soapy water and live in houses with a high temperature and low humidity are the most prone to this condition. Usually the limbs are affected but the trunk may also be involved. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Asteatotic dermatitis is available below.
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