How to deal with atopic eczema?
Atopy is called a hereditary tendency to allergies. This means that the sufferer is more prone to developing allergies that may or may not manifest. The most common manifestation of atopy is atopic…
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Why is the skin on my fingers cracked?
Why is the skin on my fingers cracked and what can I do about it? The cause of cracked skin on the fingers is a damaged skin barrier, either congenital (atopic or allergic eczema) or acquired skin…
Caring for skin affected by dyshidrotic eczema – a few tips
When caring for skin with dyshidrotic eczema, it is essential to wash properly, moisturise and avoid irritants. Keep in mind that the goal is to keep the skin moisturised, but not greasy.
Contact allergies – a few tips for treatment and prevention
Contact allergies, or allergic contact dermatitis, are skin reactions that occur as a result of skin contact with an allergen. They are reactions to substances that we commonly encounter in the home,…
Rash
A rash, or exanthema, is a skin condition that can be a symptom of various diseases, including skin, infectious or allergic reactions. These symptoms can include pimples, spots, blisters or other…
Contact dermatitis – an unpleasant companion
Contact dermatitis is an unpleasant condition, but it can be managed with the right prevention and care. It is important to avoid allergens and irritants, use protective equipment and take regular…
Atopic eczema in adults - 9 tips for prevention
Atopic eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a chronic skin condition that can also occur in adults. Atopic eczema in adults has the same cause as in children. However, its symptoms are…
Creams and ointments for eczema: How to deal with skin problems?
The basis of skin care is thorough cleansing, which helps remove impurities and prepare the skin for further treatment. We can use special shampoos that are suitable for scalp problems such as…
Allergies to metals around us
Allergies to metals, specifically contact allergies, manifest as a skin reaction at the site of contact with the allergen. These often include redness, itching, swelling, blisters and eczema. The…
