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Eczema is a problem in which patches of skin turn over into inflamed, itchy, cracked, and rough. Some types can also cause blisters.
Eczema makes your skin itchy, red, dry and cracked. The real causes of Eczema are still unknown, but some environmental factors aggravate the condition. It is also one of the reasons Eczema can be a genetic factor. Therefore, relieving the patient requires lifestyle, habits, and medical management changes.
Most people use the word Eczema when referring to atopic dermatitis, the most common type. Atopic refers to immune system conditions, including atopic dermatitis, asthma, and hay fever. The word relates to dermatitis and refers to inflammation of the skin.
Specific foods, such as nuts and dairy, can trigger signs of Eczema. Environmental catalysts can include smoke, pollen, body soaps, and perfumes. Eczema is not contagious.
As we already said, the root cause of Eczema is unknown, but it is a kind of allergy. There are definite triggers that aggravate the allergy.
| Trigger | How It Affects |
|---|---|
| Harsh Chemicals | Soap, detergents, shampoo, or cosmetic products |
| Humidity Extremes | Low humidity causes dryness; high humidity causes itching due to sweating |
| Asthma | People with asthma are more prone to eczema |
| Other Allergies | Food allergies, pet hair, dust mites worsen symptoms |
| Stress | Major trigger that compels the need for itching |
In most cases, eczema symptoms are mild. The most common symptoms include:
Someone with mild Eczema may require more intensive treatment to reduce their symptoms. Continued rubbing and scratching can also lead to skin infections.
In People of Color, an eczema rash may appear grey or brown. It can make outbreaks harder to see. Yet, People of Color who get Eczema may get dark or light skin patches even after eczema symptoms go away. These can last a prolonged time. Most doctors call these patches hyperpigmentation and depigmentation or hypopigmentation. A dermatologist can evaluate these patches, which may respond to treatments like steroid creams.
Most people with the condition develop it before the age of 5 years. An estimated 60% of kids will no longer show symptoms by adolescence.
Adults who developed atopic dermatitis as children but no longer experience the condition may still have dry or easily irritated skin, hand eczema, and eczema on the eyelids.
First, you need to understand what factors trigger this skin condition and avoid those factors to relieve yourself. We utilize the following treatment methods:
| Treatment | What It Does | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Lifestyle Modifications | Using suitable hand washes, disposable gloves, barrier creams, mild soaps, and moisturizers | Chemical-based triggers |
| Topical Corticosteroids | Reduce inflammation and itching | Mild-to-moderate eczema |
| Calcineurin Inhibitors | Calm immune response without steroids | Sensitive areas (face, eyelids) |
| Oral Medications | Systemic treatment for severe cases | Severe or widespread eczema |
| Moisturizers & Emollients | Restore skin barrier and prevent dryness | All types of eczema |
| Antihistamines | Relieve itching and allergic reactions | Itchy, allergic eczema |
The cost of eczema treatment depends on the severity, treatment type, and number of sessions required.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Topical Treatment | Starting from ₹500 |
| Oral Medications | Starting from ₹800/month |
| Phototherapy (per session) | Starting from ₹1,500 |
| Package Pricing | Discounted rates available for multiple sessions |
*Final pricing is determined after your consultation with Dr. Asma, based on your specific needs and treatment plan.
While eczema cannot always be prevented, you can reduce flare-ups with these tips:
Dr. Asma Parveen is a renowned dermatologist with an MD in Dermatology and over 14 years of clinical experience. She is known for her honest approach, personalised treatment plans, and natural-looking results.
Eczema requires long-term management, not just short-term relief. Dr. Asma personally evaluates every patient’s skin, identifies triggers, and creates a personalised plan that controls flare-ups and restores skin health. She frequently combines topical treatments with lifestyle guidance for lasting results.
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Atopic Eczema is currently considered to be related to bad production of skin protein called filaggrin in many cases.
During the procedure, a layer of liquid Carbon is used on the skin, which absorbs dead skin cells and impurities. Then, a non-ablative laser breaks down the Carbon, removing dead skin cells, contaminantSweat, soap and clothing. Cause of Environmental factors plays a significant role in initiating Atopic Eczema. It is not uncommon for patients with atopic Eczema to note that sweating during a workout, using harsh detergents, or wearing wool clothes can produce itching and trigger flares of atopic Eczema.
Any patient who has just developed Eczema should understand that it is a skin disease, not just skin deep. It calls for long-term management rather than short-term recovery. There is no shortcut to cure Eczema. Local creams or lotions help only for a short time. Before starting therapy, one should ask one’s doctor about this disease’s ‘long term nature and treatment’.
Eczema is a chronic condition that is managed rather than cured. With the right treatment plan, flare-ups can be controlled, and skin health can be significantly improved. Many children outgrow eczema by adolescence.
The main complications are – recurrent bacterial infection, alopecia and scarring if not treated.
Eczema may affect any part of the skin, especially the flexural areas like inside of elbows and knees, scalp, hands, around the neck and another part. In the case of infantile Eczema, the most common areas are the face, cheeks, and folds of joints.
No, it is not contagious.
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