Blog Category - Eczema

Feb

More Than Just a “Skin Issue”: Living with Chronic Eczema for National Eczema Awareness Month

October is National Eczema Awareness Month, and while eczema is often perceived as a minor skin irritation, the reality for many is far more debilitating. Chronic eczema isn't just about the itching and redness—it can be a life-altering condition that impacts both phy...

Feb

Tips for relief when you’re struggling with seasonal eczema

Are your itchy skin flare-ups and rashes worse when the weather warms up? If you're struggling with seasonal eczema, here’s how to get some relief.Do you struggle with eczema? You are not alone. It’s a condition that is experienced by one in 10 people and can...

Feb

What You Need To Know About Atopic Dermatitis (eczema)

Red and itchy skin is a hallmark of atopic dermatitis, the most common type of eczema. Atopic dermatitis typically begins in childhood and can come and go throughout a person's life. If you are one of the millions affected, you must learn to manage flare-ups and accompanyi...

Feb

COMMON CAUSES OF ITCHY SKIN

Itchy skin, also known as pruritus, is an irritating feeling that makes the patient want to scratch themselves. While it is often accompanied by a rash, redness or blisters, the skin can sometimes look normal. Itchy skin has multiple causes, and some of them, like liver diseas...

Feb

MINIMIZING ECZEMA FLARE-UPS AS WEATHER CHANGES

The word eczema describes any of several conditions that cause the skin to become inflamed or irritated. While there are several types, they nearly all cause an itchy rash. Eczema can occur anywhere, but it most commonly affects the face, wrists, hands, feet or back of the kne...

Feb

ECZEMA VS PSORIASIS – WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

When it comes to skin conditions, “rash” is a kind of catch-all term that is used to describe itchy outbreaks. While rashes can potentially represent a myriad of dermal ailments, two of the most common are eczema and psoriasis. Both complaints can cause itching, redness, disco...