Eczema: Causes, symptoms and treatment

Eczma, with eczema, is a learning disease caused by atopic dermatitis, which means dermatitis, and high skin allergies that are often for genetic reasons. This type of eczema is most likely to be the occurrence of other symptoms that indicate an allergy such as asthma or hay fever, which is also called oral rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, straw fever, cheek fever and grass. Eczema generally causes skin irritation and stir, redness and dryness to the point of the appearance of cracks and destruction of any shell that forms over ulcers or wound on the skin, eczema especially on the face and limbs, but it can also occur in other parts of the body. Many people suffer from chronic eczema and are a very common phenomenon in children, but it often disappears and often disappears before reaching the school period (5-6 years). Symptoms of eczema in most cases of eczema appear before the appearance of a rash. Eczema is usually accompanied by the following symptoms: spots on the skin attract itch, dry and skin in it and around it more than natural, and it usually appears on the hands, neck, face and bones. In children, it can also appear on the internal side of the joints of the knees and the joints of the elbows. Itching can lead to the appearance of wounds and ulcers covered by brokers. Causes and factors of the risk of eczema as is the case with asthma, eczema is also a genetic phenomenon that transmits from generation to generation. There is a specific set of genes that lead to certain people with very sensitive skin, and certain social and environmental factors such as psychological pressure and others that stimulate and stimulate eczema attacks. Eczema can be generated or exacerbated by exposure to stimulating factors available daily in used materials, such as: wool and artificial materials. Soap and other materials dry the skin. Heat and sweat. Dry skin. Since eczema can appear as the reaction of the body to stress and psychological pressure, any emotionally charged event that begins with a new home and ends with receiving a new job until the emergence of eczema. Eczema complications include complications of eczema. The following: Chronic itching and peeled skin. Skin infections. Hand inflammation of the hand. Allergic contact dermatitis. Sleep problems. Eczema who diagnoses a pediatrician, dermatologist or family doctor who permanently treats the person concerned can diagnose eczema. Since many eczema patients also suffer from other allergies, the doctor may ask hyperlifinia tests to know and identify the factors that stimulate eczema and cause their appearance. These excessive allergic tests are in most cases performed in children with eczema. Eczema treatment is the purpose of treating eczema is to relieve itching or prevent it as itchy itchy can lead to dermatitis. Treatments include the following: ointment and emulsions, because eczema dry the skin and stimulate the story, is recommended to use different ointments and emulsions to moisturize the skin, and it is preferable to apply these preparations to wet skin, for example, to help the skin save its moisture. Cold compresses help reduce itching. Prescription products such as ointment containing hydrocortisone 1%, or ointment that contain corticosteroids and can be obtained with prescription, help reduce dermatitis. Medicine in some severe cases where the doctor may prescribe medication that contain corticosteroids that are taken orally. Antibiotics, if an inflammation occurs in the affected place, may prescribe antibiotics to treat infections caused by bacteria. There are other treatments against eczema that include: antihistamines, such as antihistamines, which can reduce very severe itching. Treatment on tar and coal to relieve itching. The treatment of light, such as skin exposure, is the skin of the skin, which is not improved after treatment with other ways. The prevention of eczema is usually possible to prevent the appearance of eczema or reduce its severity by taking one of the following simple measures: Using materials to maintain the moisture of the skin. Avoid sharp changes in temperature or humidity. Avoid excessive sweating or excessive heating. Reducing psychological pressure and tension. Avoid exposure to itch material such as wool or others. Avoid using certain types of soap, cleaning material or acute stimulants. Awareness and attention to the types of foods that cause eczema, and then be careful to avoid them.