Eczema Treatment in Delhi | Derma Miracle

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Eczema

• What is Eczema
• What causes eczema
• What is the perspective
• The Treatment

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What is Eczema

• Eczema is a disease in which the skin is usually
  dry. It can also be itchy, red, and cracked.
  Eczema affects kids mostly but can extend into
  adulthood.

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What causes Eczema

• The exact cause of eczema is unknown. A
  combination of a gene and the environmental items
  that drive it is known to be a combination.
• The skin, among other things, acts as a barrier.
  It prevents moisture and at the same time
  protects us from external means. People with
  eczema have this altered ability, causing
  dryness, itching, and irritation.
• There is a strong association between eczema,
  asthma, and hay fever/rhinitis. These are
  conditions associated with the degree of
  hypersensitivity and the excessive response of
  the body to external agents. There is also a
  certain association with allergies, although
  eczema is not an allergy in itself.

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What is the
Perspective

• Eczema varies in severity and areas affected.
  People may experience periods of worsening
  (seizures) and others with mild symptoms. At the
  same time, it can cover only a small area or
  begin to spread throughout the body.
• Eczema cannot be cured, but in most cases, it can
  and must be successfully controlled with topical
  creams and treatments.
• It is important to have good control over
  epidemics. If left untreated, the affected skin
  changes color and appearance It usually gets
  darker and denser.

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The Treatment

• They are sometimes called "softeners". The most
  critical part of treating eczema is this. Regular
  use is necessary, not only in crisis situations,
  and it should be given 2 or 3 times a day, even
  with stabilized skin. When the skin is bad, they
  should be used several times a day.
• We are often asked what the best moisturizer is,
  and the correct and unanimous answer is the one
  you or your child prefer.
• Fatty products are usually more effective,
  especially in babies or young children, but
  sometimes patients do not prefer to use them
  because they can make a mess.
• Moisturizers can be used in the bath instead of
  soap products. Avoid fragrant products.
• Try applying moisturizers in the direction of
  hair growth, instead of rubbing them.
• Topical corticosteroids (steroids)