No laboratory test can reliably diagnose AD, although some patients will be reactive to tests designed to diagnose allergy.
Could be eczema , psorriasis , contact dermatitis, or critters.See your doctor to get properly diagnosed.
Increased susceptibility to infections, eczema, and excessive bleeding are the hallmarks of WAS, although the symptoms can vary significantly
yes, it is quite common, all the same you will need a zinc ointment on prescription from your physician
See your doctor they can prescribe something. I have eczema and use a steroid creme (clobitizol - maybe mis-spelled) a generic of the prescription. It heals my eczema outbreak in two days - using it only once a day - after shower because pores are more open. Been using it since I was diagnosed with eczema nine years ago.
You can definitely see a general practitioner to treat eczema. Most of the time it's best to see a dermatologist to have it diagnosed so they can take a scraping and confirm. A family doctor is capable of prescribing meds to keep it under control.
you know if there is eczema on your eye if there is eczema on your eye.
Cradle cap is easily recognizable, and usually it requires no further diagnosis. However, if the rash seems to be very itchy or irritating, it may be necessary to rule out eczema.
non-eczema
It's still eczema. Eczema is both plural and singular.
Yep! I just got diagnosed with it, you can be born with it you can get it at any age.Talk to your doctor: there are ointments that can help with the symptoms if it grows over age 1 then you can cure it but if you're born with it you're arrmegedon
Eczema is a frustrating condition to deal with. Our son has eczema but he has gotten a lot better since we discovered foods he was allergic to and eliminated them. A lot of people are embarrassed to have eczema.
You have spelled the word correctly. It's eczema.