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Many factors can affect your . Controlling them may help with your symptoms. Sweating while you exercise, what you wear, and even the type of laundry detergent you use can affect your . Read more about it here.*
Remember to always speak with your healthcare provider about your treatment options.
Is your moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis (eczema) uncontrolled?
We tend to think of itchy skin as an annoyance that grows more common with age, not as a serious health concern. But itchiness can lead to loss of sleep and depression, especially when scratching fails to provide relief. Read about tips that may help you manage your dry skin.
The 8 Best Foods to Naturally Ease Eczema – and What to Avoid
Diet may play a role in helping you gain better control over . Since it is an inflammatory disease, adopting an anti-inflammatory diet may be helpful. These 8 natural foods can help reduce , ease itchy skin, and alleviate other frustrating symptoms. It's always a good idea to speak with your about changes to your diet, treatments and daily routine.
Have you ever thought about clothing for sensitive skin? Like skin care, clothing can be an important factor in managing diseases like . Learn about which fabrics you might want to avoid and which may be soothing for your skin.
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