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Eczema, Cats, and what You Can Do If You Have Both
No rigorous studies have been conducted to find out if cats (or other pets) alone can be responsible for causing eczema in children. However, this ...
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Understanding and Treating Breast Eczema
Eczema occurs when the outside layer of your skin is unable to protect you from external bacteria, allergens, and irritants. The typical symptoms o...
Read moreEpsom Salt for Eczema: Does it Offer Relief?
Even if it’s just the placebo effect, an Epsom salt bath may bring you some relief. A 2005 study showed that bathing in a Dead Sea salt solution,...
Read moreBaking Soda for Eczema is it Effective?
The primary way that people use baking soda to relieve eczema symptoms is in the bath. You might also consider other bath additives to relieve the ...
Read moreRecognizing and Treating Follicular Eczema
If you think you are experiencing the signs of follicular eczema, make an appointment with your dermatologist. Through a physical examination and r...
Read moreEczema Treatments: what Does Medicare Cover?
Different treatments are covered differently by Medicare and under different Medicare parts. Medicare might also require your doctor to verify that...
Read moreSwimming and Eczema: Preventing Flares
Eczema is a chronic condition that causes skin inflammation, irritation, and itching. Swimming in pool water may affect the pH level of your skin a...
Read moreLaser Treatment for Eczema: Does it Work?
This article breaks down what you need to know if you’re considering laser treatments for eczema. With the excimer laser, your doctor will use a ...
Read moreWhy Does Eczema Itch? Your FAQs and Treatment Options
Soaking in an oatmeal bath may help alleviate eczema itch and discomfort. While these methods can help treat short-term eczema itching, you’ll al...
Read moreCan Petroleum Jelly Help Treat Eczema?
Petroleum jelly is well tolerated and works well for sensitive skin, which makes it an ideal treatment for eczema flare-ups. To prevent eczema flar...
Read moreHow Does Hot Water Affect Eczema?
Hot water might feel good on irritated skin and temporarily stop itching, but it will dry out your skin and lead to eczema flare-ups. Many people w...
Read moreUnderstanding Vulvar Eczema
One cause of this itching is vulvar eczema. Since there is no specific test for eczema, most of the diagnosis has to do with viewing the area and r...
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