Eczema is a common condition in children. According to the CDC, about 10.8 percent of children in the US suffer from eczema. Severe eczema in your children, however, may feel like a losing battle. If you are a parent dealing with severe eczema in your child, you know how challenging it can be. This skin
READ MOREKid-Friendly Tips for Relieving Hand Dermatitis
Imagine this—your little one comes home after a fun day of play, and instead of showing you their new masterpiece, they’re scratching their hands. It’s a scenario many parents are familiar with, and it often points to a common issue known as hand dermatitis. This skin condition can be uncomfortable and concerning, especially for young
READ MORETypes of Eczema and Their Symptoms
Eczema is a common skin problem that can make skin red, itchy, and sometimes even painful. If you’re a parent dealing with baby eczema or another type of eczema in your children, you’re not alone. Many kids have eczema, but the good news is that there are ways to help them feel better. This guide
READ MOREHow to Prevent Eczema Flare-Ups
Eczema can be tough on kids and worrying for parents. But with some care, you can help prevent flare-ups and keep your child comfortable. Here in this comprehensive guide, you can learn more about eczema and what you can do to help prevent bothersome flare-ups. Eczema – A Brief Overview Eczema, also known as atopic
READ MOREWhat Is Pediatric Dermatology?
When it comes to our children’s health, we often think about pediatricians as the go-to professionals. However, when skin issues arise — from rashes to unusual moles — a pediatric dermatology provider becomes an invaluable resource. Pediatric dermatology is a specialized field focusing on diagnosing and treating skin conditions in infants, children, and adolescents. Let’s
READ MOREThe Truth about Eczema and Sensitive Skin
Sensitive skin is a symptom of eczema in both children and in adults. Eczema is a chronic condition which causes the skin to become scaly, itchy and inflamed. In other words, patients with eczema have sensitive skin. Sensitive skin is easily irritated by certain substances, such as latex, or even water, or environmental factors, such
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About one out of every ten Americans suffer from the chronic skin condition called eczema. For children, the number is higher: 15 to 20 percent or more. While eczema can appear anywhere on the body, including the backs of the knees and inside the elbows, it can be most upsetting on the face. In this
READ MORESymptoms of Atopic Dermatitis: When to Seek Treatment
It is estimated that 1 out of every 10 babies and young children suffer from atopic dermatitis (AD). This common and chronic inflammatory skin condition may lead to sleep disturbances and reduced quality of life. It is characterized by inflammation and itching of the skin, which can often lead parents to feel overwhelmed and unsure
READ MORESkin Care Guide for Eczema in Infants
Eczema is characterized by itchy and inflamed patches on the skin that may blister and ooze. For adults, this skin condition can cause great discomfort. Imagine how bad it is for your baby with very sensitive skin. If your infant exhibits signs of eczema, seeing a pediatric dermatologist as early as possible can help prevent
READ MOREHand Eczema Guide
Eczema is a skin condition that can affect different parts of the body. One of the areas that can be affected by eczema is the hands. Hand eczema can be most bothersome, as it is in a widely exposed and used area daily. Hand eczema, also known as hand dermatitis, can cause severe itching and
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