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Eczema

Eczema is a common dermatological condition characterised by redness, itching and dry skin. Often associated with genetic and environmental factors, it can affect individuals of all ages. To live well with this condition, one must first seek to understand it fully.
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FAQ about eczema

Is eczema contagious?

No, eczema is not contagious and cannot be transmitted from one person to another.

What are the common triggers of eczema?

A genetic predisposition, stress, allergens in cosmetics or household products, sudden temperature fluctuations and certain foods are among the most common triggers of eczema.

Can eczema resolve with age?

It sometimes happens that eczema subsides or disappears completely with age, although this is not invariably the case.

How can one effectively eliminate eczema?

The eczema is a chronic relapsing condition. Applying corticosteroids during flare-ups and maintaining constant skin hydration help to alleviate it and reduce flare-ups, but it cannot be cured.

Which foods can exacerbate eczema?

Dairy products, eggs, nuts and gluten are associated with flare-ups of eczema in some individuals, but this varies from person to person.

Can eczema become infected?

Yes, if the skin becomes fissured or if scratching induces lesions, this could result in an infection requiring antibiotic treatment.

Can eczema affect the scalp?

Yes, eczema can affect the scalp, causing itching and flaking similar to dandruff.

How can eczema and psoriasis be differentiated?

The eczema is characterised by red, dry and itchy patches, often with oozing blisters, whereas psoriasis presents thick, scaly plaques.

Which treatments are generally prescribed for eczema?

Most commonly, creams based on cortisone are prescribed for eczema. UV light therapy is sometimes recommended.

How can one rapidly soothe an eczema flare-up?

Topical application of corticosteroids can help to rapidly relieve an eczema flare-up.

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