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Eczema-Friendly Household Cleaning Products: What to Look For
Eczema-Friendly Household Cleaning Products: What to Look For Eczema-friendly household cleaning products can help reduce unnecessary contact with substances that may leave eczema-prone skin feeling dry, irritated or uncomfortable. When you are living with eczema, it is important to consider not only the products used on your skin, but also those used throughout your home.…
Preparing for Your First GP Visit for Eczema
Preparing for Your First GP Visit for Eczema If you think you may have eczema, or you have recently noticed changes in your skin that are not improving, booking an appointment with your GP is an important first step. Preparing for your first GP visit for eczema can help you make the most of your…
Your Skin Barrier and Eczema: When Genetics Leave the Door Open
Your Skin Barrier and Eczema: When Genetics Leave the Door Open By Barbara Paldus, PhD, CEO & Founder, Codex Labs If you live with eczema (also called atopic dermatitis), you’ve probably been told that your skin is “sensitive” or “reactive”. You may feel like your skin overreacts to just about everything: soap, wool, dust, stress,…
Daily eczema habits that can make a difference
Daily eczema habits that can make a difference Daily eczema habits can make a real difference in how your skin feels and how often flare ups occur. Living with eczema can feel like walking a fine line between comfort and irritation. Beyond the dry, itchy patches, it can affect confidence, sleep, and even daily routines.…
Towards a better future: The changing face of childhood eczema
Childhood eczema Childhood eczema is no longer seen as a simple rash, it’s now recognised as a complex, chronic condition affecting millions of children worldwide. Parents today face an emotional and physical struggle as they watch their children deal with the constant itching, sleepless nights, and painful flare-ups. But alongside the growing prevalence of eczema,…
Questions to ask your doctor about eczema
Questions to ask your doctor about eczema Many eczema sufferers struggle to communicate with their healthcare providers. Here are some ways you can talk to your doctor or dermatologist more easily and get results that may improve your skin condition. If you’re wondering what questions to ask a doctor your doctor about eczema or what…
Food Triggers vs Eczema Flare-Ups: How to Spot Food Triggers Versus Skin-Related Flare-Ups
Food Triggers vs Eczema Flare-Ups: How to Spot Food Triggers Versus Skin-Related Flare-Ups Food triggers vs eczema flare-ups can be challenging for parents of children with eczema to understand. When flare-ups occur, it can be difficult to know whether they are caused by foods, environmental triggers, or the underlying skin condition itself. While certain foods…
How Is Eczema Diagnosed? A Helpful Guide from EAA
How is eczema diagnosed? Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a chronic inflammatory skin condition characterised by itchy, red, and sometimes scaly or oozing rashes. Accurate diagnosis is essential for effective management. Many people wonder how is eczema diagnosed, especially when symptoms overlap with other skin conditions. Doctors use a combination of clinical evaluation,…
School bag checklist: staying cool, comfortable, and confident at school
School bag checklist: staying cool, comfortable, and confident at school Summer can be an exciting time for children, but for those living with eczema, hot weather, outdoor activities, and environmental triggers such as pollen, sweat, or friction from clothing can lead to flare-ups. For parents, ensuring your child stays protected and comfortable during the school…
Eczema at School: Supporting Your Child to Cope and Thrive
Supporting a child with eczema can be challenging, especially during the school years when routines, social interactions, and physical comfort all come into play. Eczema is a chronic condition that can significantly affect the day-to-day lives of school-age children. The physical symptoms are often obvious, including dry, itchy skin and visible rashes. During flare-ups, symptoms…