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Habit Reversal Tips #10 Five for Patients, Five for Practioners

 

5 important tips for patients, and 5 for practitioners
Friday Facts #11 Infected atopic dermatitis

Infection

Infection can complicate atopic eczema
FAQ: Is it OK to go to the beach?

The seaside in summer is good for eczema, with some provisos....
Habit Reversal Tip #9: Discover your skin-safe behaviours

 

                   How could an iPad help heal my skin?
Coping with difficulties: Adults & Older Children

 

Although The Combined Approach to atopic eczema is a successful approach, there are some people who do less well...
Friday Facts #3 Rubbing and scratching the skin


What happens to the structure of normal skin when it is regularly rubbed and scratched?

                                    
Friday Facts #2 The Structure of Skin

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Understanding acute atopic eczema

Once the skin is clear of chronic eczema with The Combined Approach, it is important to understand how acute eczema is caused.
Topical Tip #8: Zap The Relapse!
Vigilance is required for successful treatment of acute eczema: early aggressive treatment gets best results - ZAP IT!
Favourite Places

Do you have a favourite place to scratch?
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