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In the
Spotlight
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.
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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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