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Doctors can you tell me why is my skin immediately dry after i get out of water polo practice?
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Chlorine: If you notice dry, flaky skin after taking a swim, chlorine may be the culprit. Chlorine strips the skin of its natural oils and causes it to dry and crack.
Answered 12/1/2014
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