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5. A Good Tip for Avoiding Chronic Paronychia

If you think you spend a fair amount of time over the kitchen sink, or you do some other activity that makes your hands wet for long periods, consider taking precautions against chronic paronychia. It only takes a few simple steps to reduce the chance of becoming infected. For a start, try to keep your hands as dry and clean as possible. It is a good idea to wash them with an antibacterial soap after doing any work that soils the hands. It also helps to wear waterproof gloves when washing dishes or comparable activities.

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