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Do you suffer from eczema on toes, feet or eczema on ankles and can’t find relief from both scratching and irritation? Foot eczema can be difficult to treat due to the constant use of our feet, as ...

The skin on the eyelids is very thin with lots of blood vessels, making it prone to sensitivity and allergic reactions. You're here because you're looking for answers on how to treat eczema on eyel...

Eczema often flares up in problem areas where skin touches the skin, like inside the elbows or behind the knees. One of the most annoying and possibly embarrassing areas to get eczema is the groin....

Unlike weeping eczema, Scaly eczema leads to thick, dry, cracked “crocodile” skin. The top layer of skin, called the epidermis, flakes off, leaving behind thick, itchy skin. It can be a real nuisan...

Eczema is a fairly common but complicated skin disease, often characterized by patchy inflamed skin that can blister, scale, and cause itchiness and misery. It’s often nicknamed “the rash that itch...

Severe eczema can be a serious drag, especially when nothing seems to be providing relief. Although wet wrap therapy provides quick help for eczema sufferers, it is only a short-term solution and a...

Hand eczema is among the most distressing because you are constantly using your hands, and they are regularly exposed to irritants. Also, bad eczema on the hands can be pretty embarrassing as it's ...

Eczema is a chronic condition where patches of skin become rough and inflamed, or scaly and red, with blisters that cause itching and bleeding. It is very common in children but can occur at any ag...

Eczema can make skin red, dry, itchy, weeping/oozing, thick, scaly or any combination of those symptoms. It often develops in problem spots where skin touches skin, like eczema behind the knees. Sw...