Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis) Care
Relief from chronic itching, dryness, and skin irritation with expert evaluation and treatment.
Eczema Diagnosis & Treatment
What Is Eczema?
Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes:
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Dry, irritated skin
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Itching
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Red or inflamed patches
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Thickened or cracked skin
It often begins in childhood but can affect individuals at any age.
Common Triggers
Eczema symptoms may worsen due to:
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Allergens (dust, pollen, pet dander)
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Irritants (soaps, detergents, fragrances)
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Weather changes
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Stress
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Skin infections
Identifying and managing triggers is an important part of treatment.
Connection to Allergies
Eczema is often associated with other allergic conditions, including:
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Asthma
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Allergic rhinitis
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Food allergies
This is sometimes referred to as the “atopic” pattern.
How We Evaluate Eczema
At AASP, evaluation includes:
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Review of symptoms and flare patterns
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Identification of possible triggers
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Assessment of severity
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Consideration of allergy involvement
Testing may be recommended when allergy is suspected to contribute to symptoms.
Treatment Options
Treatment is personalized and may include:
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Skin care and moisturization strategies
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Topical medications
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Trigger avoidance
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Management of associated allergies
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Advanced therapies (including biologics for severe cases)
Our goal is to reduce flare-ups and improve skin comfort.
When to See a Specialist
You should seek evaluation if:
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Eczema is persistent or worsening
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Symptoms interfere with sleep or daily life
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Over-the-counter treatments are not effective
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You suspect allergy triggers
Get Relief from Eczema Symptoms
Schedule an evaluation with AASP for personalized care.