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How to Deal with a Lactose Intolerance and Eczema

A lactose intolerance occurs when the body can’t break down or digest lactose. Lactose is a type of sugar found in milk and other dairy foods. Many people who are lactose intolerant also have eczema, as dairy is known to be a top eczema trigger. In this post, explore everything you need to know about…

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What’s the Link Between Eczema and Emotional Stress?

Stress can affect the body in many ways…including an increase in eczema flare-ups. Eczema is an inflammatory condition that’s characterized by a red rash, itchiness, dry skin, and sometimes even blisters that crack or ooze fluid. It’s a chronic condition affecting around 10-20% of the population. In this blog post, we explore the relationship between…

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Can Birth Control Cause Eczema?

What’s the relationship between eczema and birth control? To understand whether there’s connection, it’s important to understand how hormones affect the immune system and influence the body’s inflammatory response.  In this post, we discuss all things birth control and eczema, including: The relationship between birth control and skin issues Are birth control and eczema related? …

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Soothe your Skin with Shea Butter for Eczema

If you’re dealing with itchy, red, dry and irritated skin, you naturally want to find soothing relief. Rather than turning to steroid creams, many people are interested in natural and healthier alternatives. A popular home remedy is shea butter – a plant based moisturizer. Read on to learn more about shea butter for eczema and…

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The Best Crib Sheets for Eczema

Are you looking for the best crib sheets for baby with eczema? Ensuring your little one has proper bedding for their sensitive skin is an important part of eczema management. It also ensures they get the best sleep possible while staying warm and comfortable. Read on to learn more about finding the best bed sheets…

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Is Vitamin E Gooe for Eczema?

From essential oils to reducing stress through meditation to natural creams and gentle clothing, there are so many potential options for treating your eczema prone skin. But have you tried vitamin E oil for eczema? Some research indicates that vitamin E can help relieve symptoms. Read on to learn more about whether vitamin E may…

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Skin Conditions That Are Often Mistaken For Eczema

Are you suffering from eczema or treating the wrong infection?  Itchy and inflamed, eczema is among the most common skin conditions. But it might not be to blame for every unexplained rash or uncomfortable itch on your body. Several other conditions share similar symptoms and can wrongly be mistaken for eczema.  We explore three skin…

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Should I See a Dermatologist or Allergist for Eczema?

Eczema is an inflammatory skin condition that causes a red, itchy, dry, and irritated rash on the skin. There are actually several different types of eczema, with atopic dermatitis being the most common. The chronic skin condition affects approximately 10-20% of the worldwide population. In order to manage symptoms and prevent flare ups, it’s important…

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How Does Melatonin for Eczema Help?

It’s no secret that sleeping well is an important part of overall health and wellbeing. A good night’s rest consists of 7-8 hours of high-quality sleep. Unfortunately, eczema tends to itch more at night which can get in the way of the restful night you deserve. Spending the night tossing, turning, and trying not to…

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Treating Eosinophilic Esophagitis Symptoms

Eosinophilic esophagitis, often called EE for short, is a food allergy that causes inflammation of the esophagus after eating certain foods. This chronic disease of the digestive system can be difficult to diagnose, manage, and treat. In this post, we share more information on this immune system disease and share some treatments for eosinophilic esophagitis. …

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How to Soothe Scrotal Eczema Symptoms

As the crotch is a warm, moist area, many conditions can develop including jock itch and scrotal eczema.  The scrotum is the bag of skin that holds and protects the testicles. Although men may feel embarrassed about scrotal eczema, it’s a common condition for men and there are solutions to help ease symptoms. In this…

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