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Dry air, harsh soaps and even some medications can bring on an itch, but in some cases, itchiness can be a sign of an underlying condition
Colloidal oatmeal, petroleum jelly and other around-the-home products can help provide needed relief
Your body’s natural response to stress can lead to painful skin irritation
From hyperactive immune response to disordered nerve connections, the itch is real
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Eczema triggers are different for everyone, but there are some common ways to manage and prevent flare-ups
Hot or cold, your eczema can have flare-ups during multiple times of the year
It’s a wash — when you bathe is a personal preference
Keep your showers short and lukewarm, and moisturize promptly after with a cream containing ceramides
Steroids, self-injections and medications can be game changers
Choose cream for your body and lotion for your face, and skip the fragrances and botanicals
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