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Medical treatments

Medical Treatments for Eczema

Your can offer you prescription medications or recommend a combination of different medical and non-medical approaches to manage your .*

Remember to always speak with your healthcare provider about your treatment options.

Looking for a treatment option for moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis (eczema)?

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Systemic (Nontopical) Eczema Treatments

may be triggered by an imbalance in your immune system that makes it work ”overtime” and too hard. The result is a break in the skin’s protective barrier, which causes itching and redness. A treatment may help control the immune response deep under your skin that triggers symptoms.
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Topical (on the Skin) Eczema Treatments

Some of the signs and symptoms of (itching, rash, dry skin, and oozing/bleeding lesions) can be controlled by applying ointments and creams that are available at your local pharmacy. Remember to always discuss any treatment plan with your .
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Other Options for Eczema Treatments

In addition to prescription and nonprescription treatments that work on the surface or below the surface, your may recommend other approaches that may be helpful—including , wet wraps, or bleach baths.
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