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Dermatologist Calls Out The Body Parts People Need To Do A Better Job Of Cleaning

Dermatologist Calls Out The Body Parts People Need To Do A Better Job Of Cleaning

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Dermatologist and TikToker Lindsey Zubritsky pointed out several body parts that need to receive some extra attention while you're in the shower.

Dermatologist Lindsey Zubritsky is known on TikTok for her helpful skincare advice and for answering questions people have about skin issues. She recently talked about the places she has noticed people don't wash as often, or as well, as they should.

The culprits? Behind your ears, in your bellybutton, and under your nails. Each of these areas, Zubritsky noted, are easily forgotten and can lead to complications that can make you sick. Build up behind the ears can cause flaking, and unwashed belly buttons can form "omphaloliths," or naval stones.


But the big one to worry about, she said, is MRSA.

"If you keep getting bacterial infections on the skin—folliculitis—you could be a colonizer of MRSA in those areas."

MRSA is "Multi-Drug resistant Staphalococcus Aureus," a gnarly infection that can be skin deep, or can wreak havoc once it's inside your system, impervious to the effects of many antibiotics.


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First, people were grossed out by the need for the video in the first place.

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Some people thanked their moms.

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More than a few people don't like touching their belly buttons.

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Some people asked her to cover other places where proper hygiene is needed.

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Some who work a lot with other people's bodies chimed.

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Others were just happy that they, apparently, are cleaner than average.

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TikTok continues to be a platform where folks can learn from each other, even if all they're learning is that some people are gross!

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