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How to Treat Eczema Behind and On The Knees
Discover the causes of knee eczema and how to treat it.
Eczema 101: What Is Eczema?
Learn what eczema is, how it affects the skin, as well as potential causes.
Eczema 102: What Triggers Eczema?
Learn why eczema flares and how to identify common triggers.
Eczema 103: Healing From Within
Explore nutrition, supplements, gut health, and whole-body support.
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Why Shop With The Eczema Company?
The Eczema Company began with one goal: helping my young son find relief from severe eczema after years of trying products that simply didn't work. Like so many families, we were overwhelmed by endless recommendations, harsh ingredients, and products that claimed to be "gentle" but often made his skin worse.
That experience changed everything.
Today, every product we carry is carefully researched and selected for people living with eczema and sensitive skin. We prioritize natural ingredients, skin-friendly fabrics, and products that help support a healthy skin barrier without unnecessary irritants.
FAQs about Knee Eczema
The skin behind the knees bends constantly throughout the day, making it more vulnerable to friction, sweat, heat, and irritation. People with eczema also have a weakened skin barrier, making this area especially prone to flare-ups.
Often, yes. Flexural eczema commonly develops in skin folds such as behind the knees, inside the elbows, wrists, ankles, and neck.
Many people benefit from a consistent routine that includes moisturizing with natural skincare, using gentle cleansers, reducing friction with breathable clothing, and using wet wrap therapy during more severe flare-ups.
Loose natural cotton clothing is often recommended by doctors. However, therapeutic garments like Remedywear® are intentionally designed to fit close to the skin so the zinc-embedded TENCEL™ fibers remain in contact with irritated areas while still allowing the skin to breathe.
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Yes. The backs of the knees are one of the most common locations for childhood eczema. Gentle daily skincare and soft, natural clothing can help reduce irritation while supporting the skin barrier.