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How Does TEWL Indicate Eczema Skin Barrier Health? Ever wondered how dermatologists assess the health of your skin barrier? In this informative video, we'll explain the role of TEWL (Transepidermal Water Loss) and how it reveals the condition of your skin, especially in cases of eczema. We'll start by defining what TEWL is and how it measures the amount of water escaping from your skin’s surface. You'll learn why a healthy skin barrier keeps water in and harmful substances out, and how this process is affected in eczema.

We'll discuss how elevated TEWL indicates a compromised skin barrier, often due to factors like protein deficiencies such as filaggrin. Understanding TEWL helps doctors determine the severity of skin damage, even in areas that look normal. It's also a useful tool for tracking how well treatments are working, as a decrease in TEWL signals skin repair and better hydration.

Environmental influences like temperature and humidity can affect TEWL readings, so proper measurement conditions are important. By monitoring TEWL, individuals can better understand their skin’s health and manage eczema more effectively. Whether you're managing eczema or simply interested in skin health, this video provides clear explanations on how TEWL functions as an indicator of skin barrier status.

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