Eczema
There are a variety of types of eczema as well as causes. Eczema is associated with very dry, itchy skin. It can become red and bleed, particularly if the area becomes broken from scratching. Eczema is not contagious and can be treated. Mild cases can usually be treated with topical remedies and a mild skin care routine. More advanced cases may require oral medications. Your physician will determine the appropriate treatment plan for you. Atopic Dermatitis, also called Atopic Eczema, is the name given to a stubborn, itchy rash that occurs in cretin persons with sensitive or irritable skin. Eczema is common in infants and young children, and may disappear before adulthood. Eczema may clear for years, only to reappear later-often on the hands.
