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  • When Your Child's Atopic Dermatitis Becomes Moderate to Severe

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Atopic dermatitis affects children of all skin tones but can look different, depending on their skin color. Learn what you and your doctor should look for.

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Many things can cause itchy skin in children, and a common one is atopic dermatitis. Here are some common triggers and how to recognize them.

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Help your child break the itch-scratch cycle with atopic dermatitis. For starters, distractions and bedtime routines can help them resist the urge.

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