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Q: I took my son to the doctor because he was constantly scratching his legs. The doctor says its eczema. Is that just a fancy word for dry skin? A: Eczema (also called atopic dermatitis) is more than dry skin. It is an allergic skin condition that can make a child miserable. Treatment can usually help control the condition and ease its symptoms. Eczema can look different in different children. It can be bumpy or scaly, with small or big patches. The amount of redness also varies. Dry, scaling skin usually occurs along with it. Recently, the American Academy of Pediatrics released a report with the most up-to-date information and advice about eczema. They said that it is especially important to treat eczema in young children. They made some recommendations for treatment and for preventing possible complications such as skin infections. Take good care of the skin. Children with eczema should not bathe too often because this dries out the skin. Ask your sons doctor how often he should bathe. However often, the baths should be short and lukewarm, not hot. The soap should be mild, without perfume. The most important maintenance, though, is using an ointment-type moisturizer all over … Continue reading →

Tampa dermatologist Dr. Seth Forman, one of a selected few physicians to offer innovative treatments, is relieving even the most severe conditions of eczema and psoriasis To help alleviate these harsh diseases, Dr. Forman offers the most advanced treatments and conducts ongoing clinical trials to help find the most effective remedies. While many will just chalk it as a simple skin disease, I take eczema and psoriasis very seriously, says the Tampa dermatologist. These conditions can be debilitating for those suffering from them, not just cosmetically, but physically. Also called atopic dermatitis, eczema is an itchy red rash that can appear all over the body according to the National Eczema Association. Approximately 30 million people, mostly children, in the United States suffer from the condition. Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that causes raised, red, scaly patches to appear on the skin, per the National Psoriasis Foundation. The disease often develops between the ages of 15 and 35. Eczema and psoriasis can be unbearable for people affected with the condition, but my office has been dedicated to easing the pain, physically and emotionally for our patients, continued Dr. Forman. With access to the newest and most effective treatments, weve been able … Continue reading →

Chatty Vlog: Eczema No Makeup! OPEN FOR MORE INFO* We've all been a bit poorly recently, but on the mend now. Alexander has developed eczema, do you have any experience of treating it? Also I talk about being (mostly)... By: Sophie and Lily … Continue reading →

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Health By Lisa Fogarty, Wed, March 25, 2015 Sufferers of eczema know how uncomfortable and embarrassing the itchy and painful skin condition can be -- and how few treatments are effective. A 25-year-old British woman says she has discovered the miracle cure for her skin condition and it only costs three dollars. Instead of shelling out big bucks for prescription creams, Amy-Louise James says she uses Quaker Oats and that the results of her at-home treatment have been dramatic, reports the Daily Mail. James says she has suffered from eczema since she was 3 years old and that the condition causes her skin to become red and so itchy and dry that she often has to apologize to strangers for flakes of her skin that fall to the ground. She also says her wounds bleed and that she has to change her bed sheets daily because there is often blood on her sheets. The eczema was prominent both on her body and her neck and face. But things started looking up when James says she discovered the best treatment for her eczema was sitting on a shelf at her local grocery store. "I'd use light treatment, different creams, medication, herbal … Continue reading →

An eczema sufferer whose painful condition covered her entire body causing a "snowstorm" of flaky skin when she walked has found a surprise cure in the cereal aisle. Amy-Louise James, 25, had such severe eczema she had to change her bed sheets every day because of her weeping wounds and excess skin shedding. The 25-year-old spent years slathering her sore skin in steroid creams but they had little effect and over time her condition actually seemed to get worse. But Amy-Louise found a successful treatment for her eczema in Quakers oats bought from Tesco for 1.99. She said spreading porridge over her body has made her skin fresher and she is healthier than she has been in years. Amy-Louise, a controller for a recovery firm, said: People dont realise how serious eczema is, they think its just red skin thats a bit itchy. I had to change my bed every day because there would be so much skin and my eczema wept so much the sheets got all sticky. I itched constantly. There would be blood on the sheets too. It was just permanently painful. Amy-Louise, from Northampton, would scratch so much, flakes of skin fell from her body. Read … Continue reading →