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Eczema in Winter Hope's Relief

Eczema in Winter: 21 Cold Weather Skincare Tips 2018

Although it may be easier to deal with eczema during the warm, summer months, you may find yourself struggling more with eczema in winter time. This is because eczema already causes your skin to dry, but winter air is cool and dry, to begin with. The combination can cause skin that won't stop itching, and...
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Is Goat Milk Soap Good For Eczema? 5 Benefits!

Goat's milk is an ingredient that is becoming increasingly more popular throughout Australia. If you suffer from dry skin, eczema, or psoriasis, you may find that relief is best found by turning to goat's milk soap. The benefits of goat's milk, especially for eczema, are being seen everywhere, including in the use of formula as opposed...
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Can Vaccines Cause Eczema Flares? 10 Vital Facts 2018

Eczema is a common skin condition with numerous proven triggers that can range from personal hygiene to prescribed medications. It has been suggested that vaccinations may also be a cause of eczema flare-ups, and many questions arise such as: should babies with eczema be vaccinated and will  my eczema become worse after vaccination? But, do...
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Eczema And Pregnancy: 10 Need To Know Facts 2018

Women experience a number of changes to their bodies during pregnancy. Many of those changes are less than pleasant. For example, developing eczema during pregnancy (also referred to as atopic eruption of pregnancy) is not uncommon. While not dangerous, it can be extremely uncomfortable and knowing how to treat eczema while pregnant can be difficult....
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Female Hormones And Eczema: What To Know In 2018

Can Hormone Imbalance Cause Eczema? If you're a woman with eczema, you may have noticed how the symptoms ebb and flow along with your hormonal cycle. Here's what you need to know about managing your condition throughout the month, through your pregnancy, and through any other times of hormonal imbalance. Oestrogen and Eczema Oestrogen is...
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Can a Baby Have Psoriasis? 15 Important Facts for Parents

Psoriasis is a skin condition that is characterized by itchy, red, raised patches that are often hard and scaly. According to the Skin and Cancer Foundation, Inc., about two percent of the world's population, around 125 million people, suffer from psoriasis. In Australia alone, about 450,000 people have the condition. While most people affected by...
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Top 10 Tips to Help Your Eczema Child Sleep Better

If you are a parent, you know that getting your child to sleep can sometimes be tricky. It's even more challenging if your child has eczema. Eczema is a chronic condition that causes dry, itchy patches on the skin. It often begins in early childhood. According to the Eczema Association of Australasia, over half of...
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What Works Best for Baby Eczema? 9 Tips for Baby’s Skin

Eczema is a skin condition that causes dry, itchy, sensitive skin. Eczema affects about one out of every five babies. There is no cure for eczema, although the condition can be managed. As a parent, you wonder, how can I soothe my baby's eczema? Here are some suggestions. Moisturise your baby's skin regularly. According to...
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What causes psoriasis in children? 5 common factors.

Psoriasis is a non-contagious chronic autoimmune disorder that primarily affects the skin. Psoriasis causes the hyperproliferation of specific skin cells known as keratinocytes. This leads to the building up of skin cells in particular areas of the body. The build-up often looks like plaques, scales, or lesions and can be very uncomfortable. Individuals with psoriasis...
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