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Bleach Baths May Help Control Atopic Dermatitis
Treating atopic dermatitis (AD) by adding bleach to your bathwater may sound like an old wives’ tale. After all, dermatologists recommend gentle, fragrance-free products for their patients with AD. Bleach hardly falls into this category. A bleach bath, however, may be exactly what your dermatologist orders. (more...)

Research Uncovers New Treatment Options for Atopic Dermatitis
As researchers gain a better understanding of what causes atopic dermatitis (AD), new treatment options are emerging. These options may offer patients longer periods without a flare-up and reduced risk of potential side effects.
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Daily Skin Care Essential to Control Atopic Dermatitis
When looking for a safe and effective way to control atopic dermatitis, do not overlook dermatologist-recommended skin care. It can reduce flare-ups, decrease the need for medication, and improve response to treatment.  (more...)


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Patients with severe eczema should follow an individualized eczema-management plan developed by a dermatologist. Such a plan includes help for minimizing flare-ups and taking care of your skin.

 

 

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