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The terms eczema and dermatitis are often used interchangeably to describe the same condition. Eczema affects approximately 26 million Americans (Dermatology Times, Oct.1998). Eczema is characterized by a rash, dryness of skin, itching, and redness of skin (Rouse). Eczema occurs due to the overproduction of damaging inflammatory skin cells which continue to worsen as a result of certain factors in the environment.
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Not a cream, lotion or gel, Eczema-Ltd Addresses the symptoms of eczema - Eczema-Ltd Defines the Many Types of Eczema Rashes
Eczema is the result of immune system response to an irritant either through contact, inhalation or ingestion. The body activates an immune system response often resulting in a flushed appearance, a rash, or welts on the skin. Each type of an eczema rash is a part of a complex interaction of one or more physiological systems. - DERMATITIS-LTD III
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International Rosacea Foundation
information on rosacea conditions and treatments - Could your facial redness be rosacea?
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Lupus may be hard to diagnose
It’s often mistaken for other diseases.For this reason, lupus has been called the “great imitator.†The signs of lupus differ from person to person. -
Eczema: Treatment, Causes And Symptoms
Understanding eczema and its triggers is the key to living with eczema. -
Which Eczema Do You Have?
Symptoms and treatments recommended for each of the various types of eczema. -
Facial Eczema: A Sign Of Rosacea.
Learn how to identify rosacea and how it can relate to eczema. -
Get the latest information on eczema and treatment and research.
Eczema Referrence Guide for further information and reading about dermatitis, including medications used in the treatment of dermatitis and other skin conditions that co-exist with dermatitis, such as rosacea, acne, eczema, and psoriasis. -
Living With Atopic Eczema
Atopic eczema is the commonest form of eczema and is closely linked with asthma and hay fever. It can affect both children and adults, usually running in families.
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