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What to do About Chlorine and Eczema
Ah, summer! The hot weather and sunshine might make you want to do nothing more than take the plunge into a swimming pool. Your skin, however, may have other ideas. If you have eczema, you may be w...
Shingles vs Eczema Rash: Can you Tell Them Apart?
Eczema and shingles are both conditions that cause the skin to become inflamed. They share other similarities too, such as being itchy and even painful. Because of their similar rash-like appearanc...
Is Eczema Seasonal?
If you have eczema, you may notice that symptoms may come and go. Perhaps you notice flare ups get bad in the winter or that you’re extra itchy during the warm, summer months. This begs the questio...
How Many Types of Eczema Are There?
Eczema is an umbrella term to describe a group of skin conditions that cause inflammation, dryness, irritation, and itchiness. Each type of eczema has different triggers and treatment options. A co...
Is it a Fungal Infection or Eczema?
If you’re noticing your skin is red, itchy, and irritated, you may be wondering whether it’s eczema or a fungal infection. Eczema and fungal infections are often confused for one another because of...
How to Get Rid of Eczema on Wrist
Having eczema on your hands and wrists is fairly common. In fact, wrist eczema affects as many as 10% of the US population. One of the reasons why it may be so prevalent is because of the hazards t...
How to Deal with Exhaustion and Eczema
Living with eczema is hard. From sleepless nights tossing and turning to not being able to wear your favorite wooly sweater, there are so many things that can put a strain on everyday living. Not t...
How to Fix Cracked Skin on Feet
You're not alone if you have dry, cracked skin on your feet, you’re not alone. This is a common problem that many people cope with daily. While it can sometimes be a cosmetic issue, dry skin can be...
How to Treat Hard Water Dermatitis
Hard water is water that contains high levels of calcium and magnesium. It occurs when water filters through underground limestone, gypsum, or chalk. There is some evidence to support the fact that...