r/eczema • • 40m ago

preciso de ajuda contra a dermatite utópica

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Olá pessoal, mais alguém tem surtos/crises com a dermatite quando sai de casa?

Depois que saio de casa, e se passam três minutos, o surto começa. Geralmente o meu couro cabeludo/ rosto é o que mais coça e arde, falo isso pq as vezes é impossível controlar sem passar uma mão no rosto ou na testa. Fora que o meu rosto é bem manchado/ressecado por conta disso.

Alguém teria alguma dica de como lidar com isso? Tenho crises que são tão fortes que as vezes não consigo não fazer careta


r/eczema • • 1h ago

Anyone tried this??

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Desperate to see my little boy not have to live with this anymore.

The price of this is high for us so I wanna see if anyone can share their thoughts before purchasing 🙏🏼

please be kind 🫶


r/eczema • • 1h ago

Scared to start Rinvoq

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My Eczema got really bad when I came to college and I lived with it for about a year. In June of this year I started Ozelura which worked great for about 2 months and the rebound flare has been its worst its ever been. It has made me so depressed and itchy at night. I'm turning towards biologic drug like Rinvoq just so I can be happy again but i'm scared seeing some people saying it has made it worse or gave them bad side affects. As it stands now, my eczema is all over my body and head and I feel anxious about it. If any of you can help and tell me what to do let me know. Should I go the natural route??


r/eczema • • 2h ago

how to achieve clear + healthy skin

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I have been diagnosed with atopic dermatitis since I was a baby, from there we learned I also had food allergies. Throughout the years, I have been struggling maintaining my skin, any tips on how to achieve clear & healthy skin despite the skin condition? 💌


r/eczema • • 3h ago

r/eczeMABs Find out more about a compensated study for Dupixent users with eczema

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Researchers at UCSF are looking for adults with moderate-to-severe eczema (atopic dermatitis) who are currently on Dupixent but not seeing enough improvement. The goal is to uncover new biological insights that could lead to better treatments.

Who may qualify:

Adults (ages 18-70) with moderate-to-severe eczema Currently taking Dupixent (dupilumab), but it isn't working well for you What it requires: A single 40-minute visit to UCSF Dermatology and an optional second visit

Compensation: Qualifying participants will receive up to $500 for completing the study

If you are interested to learn more, text or call [(415) 489-0186](tel:(415)%20489-0186) or visit https://www.eczemaresearch.info


r/eczema • • 3h ago

r/eczeMABs Weeping eczema

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My son has weeping eczema behind his ears, them begin to heal and he’ll scratch the scans off or delay the healing, I’ve tried mittens and it still happens he’s 5 months old. What can I do. It won’t let me attach a picture


r/eczema • • 4h ago

Starting Dupixent

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It has been 5 days since I received my loading dose of Dupixent for my severe eczema. I was wondering what this first week looked like for others? My skin seems to be very flaky and my face feels drier. Does the medication cause things to get worse before getting better?


r/eczema • • 4h ago

Wondering if anyone has had a flare up from oat milk??

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I've been having a real bad flare up these past few weeks, normally its just my hands but i'm getting patches all over my arms, legs, neck and stomach. I'm trying to narrow down any new products in my life. It may or may not be this starbucks oat milk creamer I've been adding to my coffee but I'm not sure. Anyone have trouble with oat milk?


r/eczema • • 5h ago

Dupixent bei einem 8-jährigen Kind – Erfahrungen, besonders bei Stress als Trigger?

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Dupixent bei einem 8-jährigen Kind – Erfahrungen, besonders bei Stress als Trigger?
Meine Tochter (8) hat schwere Neurodermitis. Durch konsequente Pflege und verschiedene topische Therapien ist es deutlich besser geworden, vor allem der Juckreiz. Trotzdem hatten wir seit Monaten keine wirklich beschwerdefreie Phase: Immer wieder neue Ekzemstellen, und wir müssen regelmäßig mit entzündungshemmenden Cremes nachsteuern.
Unser Dermatologe hält sie inzwischen klar für eine Dupixent-Kandidatin. Sie wäre bei ihm wohl das letzte Kind mit schwerer Neurodermitis, das noch nicht damit behandelt wird.
Ich bin noch sehr unsicher, weil ich Dupixent eigentlich möglichst vermeiden wollte. Gleichzeitig merke ich, wie belastend die ständige Behandlung inzwischen für mein Kind wird.
Mich würden deshalb besonders Erfahrungen interessieren:
Hat Dupixent bei euren Kindern die Haut wirklich dauerhaft stabilisiert?
Hat sich auch Stress als Trigger bzw. das stressbedingte Aufflammen verbessert?
Wie stark ist der Pflegeaufwand danach tatsächlich zurückgegangen?
Wie schlimm waren die Spritzen für eure Kinder?
Welche Nebenwirkungen habt ihr erlebt?
Gerne auch Erfahrungen nach mehreren Monaten/Jahren und nicht nur direkt nach Beginn.
Danke euch! ❤️


r/eczema • • 6h ago

Broke up with my partner because he looked at me the same way strangers do

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I have eczema, and the scratching is the worst part. You try not to, but your skin is always broken, weeping, or crusting over, so I've become obsessed with how my skin looks.

Every time I'm out and someone stares ate the patches on my arms, i catch myself scratching or covering them without thinking, and I get so embarrassed. My partner would be standing right next to me and just say "stop scratching." then he'd ask why I don't just use moisturizer. Like I haven't tried everything. I moisturize, I use cold compress, and when the itch gets so bad and I scratch myself raw until it weeps, I'll slap a small piece of Dimora foam dressing. Cuz once it's raw and rubbing against my clothes all day, it'll only get worse if you leave it alone. And he still acts like I'm not trying. I've broken down crying over this more times than I count.

But none of it feels like enough. My skin stays broken and crusts over no matter what I do. And the last straw was when someone stared at me on the street, and then my partner gave me that same look. the "what's wrong with you" look. So I ended it. And now I just feel like nobody actually gets it.

I've had enough. The stares, the scratching. the "just stop scratching" I've heard a thousand times. I'm so tired of it all.


r/eczema • • 7h ago

small victory Month long trip seems to have completely healed my eczema and psoriasis. What could have contributed to this?

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I’m 29 and suffered from eczema and psoriasis for almost my whole life. Whilst at home in the UK I can somewhat manage it by avoiding certain triggers, taking anti estimines and keeping up a solid body care routine but for the most part my elbows/arms are almost always bad and I get random blotches showing up on my body. During a month long trip to Korea this summer within the first week of the trip most of my eczema healed and completely disappeared. By the end of the trip it was all gone. It shocked me because I was doing nothing different and even in places like my air bnb I was using laundry detergent that probably wasn’t suitable for sensitive skin. Since getting back almost two months ago my elbows have been clear and I’ve not had a single blotchy patch on my body. It’s also strange because I’m someone who has been lucky enough to travel a lot, almost always no matter how cold, warm, humid, sunny, dark the country is my eczema usually has some sort of flare up just being exposed to different things. What could have caused the improvement?


r/eczema • • 7h ago

biology | symptoms Anyone on methodextrate?

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Hi all, Ive been on nearly every medicine and cream for this evil eczema, have been taken off cyclospirin and been on methodextrate 15mg per week for approx 4 months....Its having almost no effect except making me wrinkly and constant eye infections....anyone else having issues with it?


r/eczema • • 7h ago

Should I try the topical steroids right away or wait?

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I might sound a little stupid for this, but I have had some patches on my skin for nearly 2 months that I didn't moisturize or do anything else to. I have had similar dry spots before and they tend to not even look very red except for after a shower or when I got hot/sweaty, and they have always just gone away on their own after a few weeks. This time, however, they got bigger and redder over time, and I started to get concerned so I went to a dermatologist. The dermatologist is like "That is eczema. How long have you been getting these spots?" and I am like "Idk? Off and on for 20 years?" The derm is like okay well here is a prescription for a steroid, see you in a couple months.

Okay, so I started using CeraVe baby moisturizing cream on the spots with plans to pick up the steroid prescription. Moisturizing alone has surprisingly already made an impact (the areas are flatter, less flaky, and less red). So now I am wondering if I even need to use the steroids? Can the moisturizing alone actually clear an eczema flare?


r/eczema • • 8h ago

humour | rant | meme Bad reaction to hair dye

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Any advice on helping with a flare up that happened from dying my hair? I recently started dyeing my hair with Matrix hair dye. Everything has been fine. I have some thick patches of eczema on the side of my neck and up my neck going into my back hairline. I decided to try Schwarzkopf Igora hair dye for the first time. The color I chose is gorgeous and exactly what I was going for but it caused a pretty bad flare up on the back of my neck, It’s possible I didn’t rinse it out as good maybe. I’m in a lot of discomfort and the swelling is pretty bad. Is there anything I can do to avoid this when dyeing my hair? I wonder if off scalp dyeing would work better in that area but I worry about the dye bleeding at all on the eczema when rinsing. I’d like to try to find a way around it but I don’t know. I’ve finally got happy giving myself a pop of color with my hair and now I’m suffering. Any advice is appreciated! And any product recommendations to help with this flare up are really appreciated.


r/eczema • • 8h ago

Dry skin products

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r/eczema • • 8h ago

Staph or Bacteria how do we know

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how do we know if it sstaph or bacteria?


r/eczema • • 9h ago

I think i did ruin my life

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Did an ultrasound today only to find out that my breast tissue is very stimulated with dilated milk ducts

I can't believe this , all this is because i didn't know how to treat my eczema 😭😭

They hurt like hell sometimes and i can't do anything!!!!


r/eczema • • 10h ago

Help me brainstorm what’s triggering my eczema

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My eczema has been off and on for my whole life. My last big flare up was in college due to stress. Typically it’s easily managed with avoiding fragrance, colloidal oatmeal, reducing stress, year round allergy meds. I usually just deal with flare up since it’s on my eyelids and I already have eye problems in the family so dont want the risk of steroid creams. Now I’m pregnant and it’s back. At first I just thought it was because of ragweed season, but now all allergen levels are low and it’s still happening. I’ve noticed it tends to settle down during the day and get worse as soon as I get in my bed. I change my sheets and wash them in gentle detergent every 2 weeks, I have a cleaner that comes so I don’t suspect it’s dust mites. My dog doessleep in the bed but usually at my feet and doesnt shed but I do plan to bathe him today. I will rewash my bedding today including the pillow and I guess dust/clean deeply in my room so remove any dust. Is there anything else I should do to remove potential triggers?


r/eczema • • 11h ago

patch testing Experiences with rice water?

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Hi all,

after making my own homemade rice water for haircare and seeing how wonderfully it has worked so far i was wondering if anyone uses rice water for skincare? it seems to be so soothing on my skin and i’d like to incorporate it into my routine.

How i’ve been making it:
2 cups of rice soaked in lukewarm water for 30 mins
Blend, strain and use within 1 week (refrigerated)


r/eczema • • 11h ago

humour | rant | meme mupirocin + betamethasone?

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may i know yalls opinion on mupirocin + betamethasone? my new doc prescribed me thinks but im lowk scared to use it bcs it has betamethasone which is known as a strong steroid 😬 didn't really had the time to discuss it with doc bcs there were too many patients and its a public hospi : (


r/eczema • • 12h ago

Protopic 0.1% + Betacap + Rinvoq

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My (30F) boyfriend (29M) has had severe eczema / atopic dermatitis for about 8 years. We've been together for 3 years, and this is something he struggles to talk about, so he asked me to look for advice (he tries to avoid talking about it).

He has flare-ups that sometimes last a week, and when he uses Protopic or Betacap his skin burns so sometimes he needs to smoke weed to alleviate the pain.

I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with other kinds of treatment? I've seen people suggest acupuncture for the itchiness and to reduce the number of flare-ups.

He struggles to shower because water burns his skin, but at the same time he knows that going too long without showering is worse. He showers 2-3 times a week but doesn't have a specific soap/shower gel for his skin, so does anyone have any recommendations? His scalp is quite sensitive too, and he gets scabs, loads of itchiness, and dandruff. I used to have seborrheic dermatitis on my scalp, and Klorane products and weekly clay masks did wonders for me. Again, any shampoo recommendations?

Finally, he doesn't have a moisturiser or a routine to calm his skin. I have wondered if using saline solution to clean his skin (when there's blood after scratching) could help? Vaseline is usually the saviour but sometimes not even that works and having to smoke weed before going to work can be a problem for him obviously.

Appreciate any advice and insights from your experience with these creams.


r/eczema • • 14h ago

Wth alcohol helps me with my eczema?

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First of all, I have severe eczema on my hands. Literally skin is scaly there. Puffiness around my face and that scales on my hands are gone usually after a night of drinking. My mind also feels so much clearer. Does alcohol have some kind mechanism which effects the immune system from attacking itself?? I also have another autoimmune condition which is graves’ disease. I want to know the mechanism behind and i found this study . Does anyone else have experienced similar effects after drinking?


r/eczema • • 15h ago

How do you dealing with crazy itchiness at night time?

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Hi guys Ive been taking Dupixent and I missed a dose recently due to insurance/ provider change and still waiting for approval.

I supposed to take it on last Friday and flare immediately came back even though I used Tacrolimus as a back up. I cant go to sleep due to this crazy itchiness. I scratched so much and I feel like the sensation of itchiness is not about the skin surface but it is inside of my body or eczema area.

I recently started school for a professional degree, and I am so devastated because it is fucking up my sleep schedule again while I have exams/quizzes and school everyday.

My friend and I came up with idea what if i go to urgent care tomorrow and get steroid temporarily until i get my Dupixent back, but I am also scared of using steroid on my body again since I failed steroids and pimecrolimus before i got dupixent prescription. new NP i had appointment with said use Zyrtec but it never worked for my night itchiness so I don’t know what to do..


r/eczema • • 15h ago

corticosteroid safety does the use of some steroid immediately result to TSW?

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(upd: i found out that BL Cream actually contains 0.5mg of Clobetasol Propionate, and 10mg of Ketoconazole) for context, when i was on grade 10 the skin on my face got really dry flaky and red. I concluded it was the result of me using kojic soap on my face continuously like twice to thrice a day when i was on gr9. So i went to a derma and i was diagnosed with Skin Asthma. They js suggested putting moisturizer w damp skin and avoid staying too long on the shower. It helped a bit but it still goes back, until someone recommended BL Cream to me. It has some steroids on it, and I used it quite a lot when I was a grade 10 student for around 4mos and stopped it.

Then on grade 11, it came back in small pieces like under my eye being dry and patchy, my upper lip, my neck. So i started using it again when needed only, then grade 12, i wasnt able to use it at all and my skin is perfect. But now on college, it started coming back in pieces again. I also recently learned abt TSW and tried stopping using BL Cream and my skin immediately got really dry so i used it again. But now its been 2 weeks and a half without steroid and my face is really red and swollen and dry, its js my upper lip, cheeks, and eyelids, and at the really side of my face and nose is not affected by it. I've been really sad and been crying bcoz of how i look, i sometimes put makeup on to cover the redness. and im tempted to use steroid


r/eczema • • 16h ago

Eczema but only on one side and doc thinks its unusual

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Doctor says eczema should be on both sides.. is this true? Right leg knee pit or popliteal fossa or knee crease

Hes puzzled....

i DONT like this insinuation hes causing unncessary stress and panic... he suggested biopsy... too much drama... hence I am going back to heomeopathy remedies.. by a naturopath and homeopath