Eczema News & Features

The journey to find an atopic dermatitis treatment plan that works for you can be long and emotional. A healthy mindset can make a difference.

After they’re diagnosed with atopic dermatitis, many people struggle to find relief or make lifestyle changes that will help. It can be a long journey, but your dermatologist can help.

Atopic dermatitis treatments work differently in different people. But there are a few ways to make sure you get the most out of your treatment.

A diagnosis of atopic dermatitis can come with everyday challenges and a journey to find the treatment that works for you.

Eczema can cause bumps, blisters, swelling, red rashes, cracked, or scaly skin. This may lead to self-image issues. Find out how eczema and mental health are related and what you can do to build your self-confidence during a flare.

How to set up your home to make it a healthy environment if your child has eczema, including tips on the right bedding and how to clean stuffed animals and toys.

Could a change to your diet help your eczema? The experts weigh in.

What you need to know about breastfeeding or bottle-feeding and its impact on eczema in your baby.

A look at what you need to consider when your child with eczema goes to school or day care.

If your baby has itchy eczema that makes her scratch all day and night, there are things you can do to make your new kid feel better.

Know the signs of baby eczema, how to treat it, and what eczema treatments to avoid.

Children with eczema who scratch the itchy skin can make the condition worse. Try these tips to help your child stop scratching.

WebMD interviews Asriani M. Chiu, MD, for answers to three top questions about eczema symptoms, eczema causes, and how to prevent eczema.