Home > Medical > Skin Health > Eczema Eczema All sections in Skin » About Skin » Age and Your Skin » Caring for your Skin » Eczema » FAQs » Health Tips » Healthy Hair » Skin News » Real-life Story » Seasons in the Sun » Skin Cancer » Your Skin and the Sun Eczema in children Eczema may occur after the third month of life as a weepy rash on the face and outer surfaces of the arms and legs. Eczema Eczema is an inflammatory skin response. It is chronic and has flare-ups and remissions. Eczema treatments compared Tacrolimus ointment is more effective than pimecrolimus cream for treating children and adults with atopic dermatitis - better known as eczema. Talk Body Talk forum » Ask CyberDoc » Test Micronutrient reference tool » Like Health24 on Facebook » Dear 16-year-old me Avoid these skin sins Eczema and the environment Health24's EnviroHealth expert looks at how the environment can affect your child's eczema. Fighting against eczema Eczema is a general term encompassing inflamed skin conditions, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. Does jewellery make you turn green? Many people cannot wear jewellery as accessories, because it makes their skin erupt into red and itchy hives or causes an eczema-like reaction. What can you do if your grandmother’s necklace makes your skin look like that of an iguana? Taking the itch out of eczema Long-term management that combines new and old kinds of therapy is the recommended approach for treating eczema. Cats may up eczema risk Exposure to cats shortly after birth raises a child's risk of eczema, new research suggests. Borage oil no salve for eczema Borage oil, sold as starflower oil in health food stores, does not improve symptoms of eczema, says a study in this week's British Medical Journal. Bacteria beats eczema Probiotics, bacteria thought to be beneficial to your health, may stop kids from getting eczema when given during pregnancy and early infancy. load more articles advertisement From our sponsors Don’t be taken by surprise this winter, keep your defences up with Vital Hop, skip and jump through winter with Hill’s Pet Nutrition Age-related bone loss is higher in women Conduct your most important Medihelp business from your mobile phone
Eczema in children Eczema may occur after the third month of life as a weepy rash on the face and outer surfaces of the arms and legs.
Eczema treatments compared Tacrolimus ointment is more effective than pimecrolimus cream for treating children and adults with atopic dermatitis - better known as eczema.
Eczema and the environment Health24's EnviroHealth expert looks at how the environment can affect your child's eczema.
Fighting against eczema Eczema is a general term encompassing inflamed skin conditions, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.
Does jewellery make you turn green? Many people cannot wear jewellery as accessories, because it makes their skin erupt into red and itchy hives or causes an eczema-like reaction. What can you do if your grandmother’s necklace makes your skin look like that of an iguana?
Taking the itch out of eczema Long-term management that combines new and old kinds of therapy is the recommended approach for treating eczema.
Cats may up eczema risk Exposure to cats shortly after birth raises a child's risk of eczema, new research suggests.
Borage oil no salve for eczema Borage oil, sold as starflower oil in health food stores, does not improve symptoms of eczema, says a study in this week's British Medical Journal.
Bacteria beats eczema Probiotics, bacteria thought to be beneficial to your health, may stop kids from getting eczema when given during pregnancy and early infancy.