A recent study suggests that people with eczema can bathe as often as they want — but moisturizing while skin is still damp ...

Bathing can be a tricky subject for people with eczema, some of whom fear that a daily bath might cause a symptom flare. But ...

Childhood eczema has become more prevalent in recent years, deserving attention and demanding alternate treatment options. Eczema is an inflammatory (and often Childhood eczema has become more ...

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An alternative treatment known as “wet wrap therapy” may effectively heal children suffering from the skin condition eczema. First described in 1987 by researcher Noreen Nicol, wet wrap therapy ...

One in five children in the US suffers from the painful, itchy skin condition known as eczema. To control their symptoms, many children are prescribed powerful medications like immunosuppressants or ...

For people with eczema, symptoms do not differ with weekly versus daily bathing, according to a study published online Nov. 9 ...

Can a bleach bath treat chronic eczema? Answers from Lawrence E. Gibson, M.D. A bath with a small amount of bleach added to the water may help lessen symptoms of chronic eczema (atopic dermatitis).

(Reuters Health) - Children with eczema whose bath water contains added moisturizers may get no more relief from the itchy skin condition than they would without the extra bath products, a recent ...

Eczema is notoriously difficult to treat in children. The torturous dry-skin disease causes intense itching and sleeplessness, and sometimes parents try making dietary changes in addition or in place ...

Bath oils used to treat children with eczema offer little benefit and should not be provided on the NHS, according to the prescribing watchdog. Emollient bath additives are ‘not clinically or cost ...

Bath oils used to help treat eczema in children offer no meaningful benefit as part of their care, a trial has found. Emollient bath additives are estimated to make up as much as a third of the cost ...