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- This study examines the healing effects of thermal water and mud on skin conditions.
- The research involved patients with normal, dry, and oily skin who underwent a 14-day treatment with sulphur thermal muds.
- Results showed that the treatment effectively normalized skin pH and oil levels, with lasting benefits for those who continued using the muds.
Article Abstract
Purpose: To investigate the curative effects of thermal water and thermal muds in various cutaneous pathologies.
Patients And Methods: Modifications of phmetry and sebometry using sulphur thermal muds in normal, dry and seborrheic skin have been studied. The three groups of patients have been submitted to a 14 day treatment with thermal muds.
Result: The application of thermal mud normalized the value of cutaneous pH and sebometry.
Conclusions: These beneficial effects are long-lasting in individuals who have a prolonged treatment with thermal muds.
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