It’s December now, and the temperatures are dropping. Sometimes, all you want to do is hop in a hot bath and warm up to try to avoid the cold. However, if you have eczema, your skin problem could be worsened by your desire to soak in a bathtub filled with hot water. Additionally, baths filled… Continue reading about Taking Care of Your Skin with Eczema
Ringworm is a skin infection caused by mold like fungi that live on the dead tissues of your skin, hair and nails. You can read more about ringworm here. Ringworm’s symptoms typically include: Red, scaly patch or bump that itches A ring or several rings may form in that area The inside of the “ring”… Continue reading about Typical Winter Rashes That May Look Like Ringworm
Summer time is the perfect time to wear sleeveless shirts, tanks, and dresses. While these wardrobe essentials may be cool and comfortable, they also expose all of the arm. Many people work hard to have toned and attractive arms and others are simply fine to leave their arms alone. However, a common complaint among people,… Continue reading about Keratosis Pilaris
Dry, winter air can make eczema symptoms worse than most other times of the year. It is important for people who suffer from eczema to have a skin care routine set up in order to avoid flare ups and treat them when they occur. Eczema is often extremely itchy during the winter months because of… Continue reading about Dealing With Winter Eczema
Eczema is a skin condition typically thought of as a condition that only affects children. Some children who suffer from eczema will continue to suffer from eczema or atopic dermatitis in their adult years, while other children will outgrow the skin condition. However, many adults suffer from eczema that results as an onset skin condition… Continue reading about Adult Eczema
Eczema (atopic dermatitis) is a chronic skin condition that affects millions of people in the United States. While many people associate eczema as a childhood condition, it can continue throughout adulthood and affect a person’s quality of life. The changing of the seasons is a common trigger for eczema flare-ups to occur. A flare-up is… Continue reading about Eczema and Changing Seasons
Now that spring is here, allergies are in full swing. While many allergy sufferers must only deal with sneezing and itchy, watery eyes for the next few weeks, many sufferers must also deal with atopic dermatitis. Atopic dermatitis is a type of eczema that is typically very sensitive to many irritants and causes a great… Continue reading about Atopic Dermatitis
The National Eczema Association (NEA) has organized October as Eczema Awareness Month as a way to give those who suffer from eczema a chance to receive the support and encouragement they deserve. The symptoms of eczema are different for each person, and they can be mild, moderate, or severe. Generally, those with eczema suffer from… Continue reading about Eczema Awareness Month
As infants, eczema of the scalp is typically referred to as “cradle cap,” and pediatricians are very upbeat with parents and assure them that with olive oil or baby oil that the scaly spots will go away. While infants and babies have the cuteness factor working for them so that their eczema doesn’t cause their… Continue reading about Eczema of the Scalp
Almost everyone world wide will develop some type of rash within their lifetime. For most of us, the rash will bother us for a few days and then will go away on its own. However, for 15% of children and 3% of adults within the United States, they will develop a rash that will continue… Continue reading about Eczema
If your skin disease is affecting your quality of life or you have been told your skin disorder is no longer treatable, we invite you to discover our unique medical dermatology practice in Atlanta. You will find a team of experts in dermatology who are not only dedicated to treating your skin symptoms, but who will work with your primary care doctor and other specialists to give you the comprehensive skin care approach you need to be healthy. Dr. Weisman can show you what it means to have a doctor who is truly an advocate for your health.
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