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Vitamins That Help Eczema
Prevention
To prevent or reduce eczema flare-ups, avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, dry air, harsh soaps, perfumed products, and bubble baths. Use blankets and clothing made of cotton instead of more irritating fabrics, such as wool, or stiff synthetics, such as polyester. After showering or bathing, pat dry (rather than rub) so you leave a little moisture on your skin. Then apply a moisturizing cream or lotion to trap moisture in the skin. Use a humidifier to add moisture to indoor air...
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From Our Experts
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Traditional Chinese therapy may help ease eczema
Certain traditional Chinese medicine, including tea and acupuncture, may safely and effectively help treat chronic eczema, a new report finds. Read more »
Eczema, Asthma May Protect Against Certain Cancers
People who have eczema and asthma may be less likely to develop some forms of cancer, experts say. The hyperactive immune system that is a hallmark... Read more »
Laser Therapy May Help Hard-to-Treat Eczema
New research published in the British Journal of Dermatology has found that a laser therapy that delivers a concentrated beam of ultraviolet light... Read more »
Spring water bacteria may heal eczema
Bacteria commonly found in thermal springs and spas may help heal atopic eczema, a new study suggests. British researchers found that when patients... Read more »
Daily pill may heal hand eczema
A vitamin A-based drug called Toctino appears to heal chronic eczema of the hand, a new study suggests. In a study of more than 1,000 Britons,... Read more »
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