ECZEMA, also known as atopic dermatitis, affects about 15 million people in the UK. Luckily, there are four supplements to take that could help patients to beat the condition.

Unlike older drugs, these new ones are precisely targeted and in many cases startlingly effective. Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is characterized by red, itchy, and inflamed skin.

How can one heal eczema? There is no cure for eczema, but you can heal flare-ups by taking your medication as directed and practicing proper skin care at home. What are the home remedies for eczema?

Take the entire course of antibiotics. Biologics: These drugs block the source of inflammation that causes eczema. There are four biologics approved for eczema.

Following the approval of the new eczema medications, which are believed to have an ‘almost-immediate impact’ on symptoms, the NHS will soon start rolling out the treatment to patients.

Alternative medicine has been used to treat atopic dermatitis, also commonly called eczema. One way that people have tried to treat this is with traditional Chinese herbal medications. Often a ...

Medicare covers medically necessary treatment for eczema. This includes medicated creams and pills, dupilumab (Dupixent) injections, and phototherapy. Original Medicare with a Part D plan or an ...

HOPE has been given to millions of people who live with eczema, after a new treatment has been approved on the NHS. The pill has been described as “life-changing”, after patients said it could ...

The NHS has given the green light to a new eczema treatment that has been found to clear people’s skin in just one week. The new medication comes in the form of a subcutaneous injection and has ...

CNA's Kora Fong has struggled with eczema for more than 10 years, but in January, her condition took a turn for the worse. She shares how she is coping with the new complications.