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What Causes Dryness in Children?

Various factors can contribute to dryness in children. The most common causes include:
Environmental factors like low humidity, cold weather, and excessive sun exposure.
Frequent bathing with hot water and harsh soaps.
Dehydration due to inadequate fluid intake.
Medical conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and hypothyroidism.
Allergic reactions to certain foods or products.

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