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Welcome to Eczema.com

Here you will find what you need to know about eczema and its management—from a wide variety of informative articles and community resources to the latest in clinical research. Staying in step with the latest thinking in eczema has never been so easy!*

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What is eczema?

Eczema is the overarching name for a group of skin diseases in which the skin is itchy, red, and inflamed. Millions of people in the US have "eczema,” but not all kinds of eczema are the same. There are different types, all of which can look, feel, and behave differently. The most common type is called atopic dermatitis—but there are several others.
Understand different types of eczema
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Understanding eczema treatment options

There are many options for treating eczema, including topicals, orals, and injectables. Get information including the most recent insights on available treatments so you and your doctor can make the most informed decisions about your treatment.
Learn about different ways to treat eczema
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Eczema support and resources

Whether you are newly diagnosed or have been dealing with eczema for years, millions of others know what you’re going through. Here, you can discover how other people deal with eczema—their personal experiences and challenges. Plus, we can help you find a dermatologist who can help treat your eczema.
Explore your circle of support
*Disclaimer: All articles found on or throughout eczema.com are sourced from publicly available articles. You should always discuss any information and/or new treatments with your doctor before trying them. All imagery throughout eczema.com are for illustrative purposes only. These are not actual patients.

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