Treatment for Eczema

Atopic Eczema
Is a type of eczema that has dry, Itchy,and Inflamed Skin, that could weep or split

The Cause
Can be hereditary, hay fever or Asthma

Treatment
Avoiding anything that may be trigger factor, topical steroids,

Allergic Contact Dermatitis
This type of eczema can cause dry, itchy skin that can blister

The Cause
The Immune system response to a contact with substances for example perfume, metal, rubber and
the handling of coins.

Treatment
Avoid any contact with topical steroids, lotions, or creams

Irritant Contact Dermatitis
This type of eczema produces itchy, dry skin, with a rash, but is usually contained on the
hands

Cause
Contact with all house hold substances such as bleach, washing up liquid
Treatment

Avoid all irritants and try to keep the hand well moist

Adult Seborrheic Eczema
Seborrheic Eczema is normally only seen in older people, this type of eczema is found on scalp, and it can look like a mild form of dandruff, it can become red and inflamed, very itchy and flaky on The Face and The Ears

Cause
Contact with every day substances, washing up liquid, soaps, polish, bleach, floor cleaner,

Treatment
Anti-fungal shampoos, lotions and cream

Varicose Eczema
This will effect the lower legs and mainly effecting the elderly, it becomes itchy, inflamed, and can course ulsers

Cause
Very poor circulation

Treatment
No use of any steroid lotions or cream

Discoid Eczema
Generally found on the lower parts of the legs, This type of eczema produces red patches that if not treated can weep

Cause
Dry weather can trigger this kind of eczema, also dry skin

Treatment
Steriod cream is recommended

Treatment for Eczema

A Guide for Eczema Teatment