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Find out about the various treatments for atopic dermatitis and which ones might be best for you.

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Don’t scratch that itch. Doctors call it the itch-scratch cycle, and it can make your condition worse. Find ways to resist the urge.

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Treatments for More Severe Cases

When do you need to step up from a topical treatment to one that clears skin body-wide? Learn how your dermatologist will make the decision.

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Overcome Barriers and Stick to Your Treatment Plan

When it comes to treating eczema, it is vital to stick to the plan provided by a health care professional. Here are some tips to making it work for you.

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Living with atopic dermatitis often means living with itchy rashes and cracked, broken skin. Learn how to care for your skin and prevent further damage.

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