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Topical (on the Skin) Treatments

, or on-the-skin, treatments can be used to moisturize the skin or address symptoms such as a rash. Some, such as corticosteroids, are available by prescription (mostly) and nonprescription and are used to help ease redness, rash, drying, and itching. .com has gathered resources from across the web to help increase your understanding of treatments.*

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

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Topical eczema treatment

Medication for Eczema & Dermatitis

A variety of medications are recommended to help alleviate the symptoms that are caused by . This article by NYU Langone Health provides details on medications–like creams, gels, and ointments–that can help alleviate symptoms. The article also provides general information on other treatment options for relief.
Finger applying a topical eczema treatment

Eczema: What’s the Best Treatment for You?

Medications like corticosteroids, NSAID ointments, and moisturizers all can provide potential relief for those suffering with . This article provides information on these and other types of medications that can help patients. Learn about these different types of treatments, but always be sure to consult with your healthcare provider about the best treatment options for you.
Woman running in the woods

Topical Steroids for Eczema

may help reduce skin in patients. This article provides information on how work, how to use them, and possible side effects.
*Disclaimer: All articles found on or throughout .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 .com are for illustrative purposes only. These are not actual patients.