Tag: Acute eczema
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Topical Tip #7: Using topical steroids
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Friday Facts #3 Rubbing and scratching the skin
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Friday Facts #4 The Prurigo of Besnier
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FAQ: Which is more important in atopic eczema, allergy or dry skin?
While research finds ways of stopping the “atopic march”, chronic eczema needs treating with The Combined Approach Atopy is a term defining the constitutional susceptibility to develop certain linked illnesses, especially eczema (= dermatitis), hay-fever and asthma. The eczema associated with being atopic is called therefore atopic eczema. Being atopic is on the increase, and…
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Taking a History and Atopic Eczema
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Topical Steroids and the Elderly
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From the Clinic #11: The Zap Pack for Acute Eczema
Catch acute flare-ups early and thoroughly extinguish them! The zap pack is the vital kit needed for the third part of The Combined Approach. It needs to be discussed especially once part two of the programme is complete, when the three levels of treatment over four to six weeks have successfully treated chronic eczema –…
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Metrics for The Combined Approach to Atopic Eczema
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Four Rules for Follow-Up
“There are now four rules to follow…” After successfully treating all chronic atopic eczema with The Combined Approach, the programme continues with follow-up – perhaps the most important stage … Dr Peter Norén says “there are now four rules to follow” : 1. Stop using creams and ointments routinely. From now on start looking at…