Eczema Slideshows

Eczema symptoms may be a little different for older adults, and your response to treatment may change, too. Here’s what you should know.

You may need prescription medicine to keep your symptoms under control, but some people say they benefit from complementing their therapy with vitamins, herbs, and supplements.

Not all skin care products are created equal. Learn which ones to love and which ones to leave.

Eczema can affect your eyelids, lips, chin, cheeks, and more. Learn how to care for flares on your face.

Baths and wet wraps help with itchy eczema skin. Find out how to prep them yourself at home.

Symptoms of hand eczema include redness, blistering, cracking, flaking, pain, and itching. Read more on how you can ease symptoms and avoid flare-ups.

What role does inflammation play in eczema symptoms? Learn more about proinflammatory cytokines, inflammatory triggers, and more.

What’s in the works for eczema treatment? Learn more about new and upcoming oral JAK inhibitors, biologics, foams, topical treatments, and more.

Researchers are constantly developing new ways to treat eczema. Learn what’s new in injected, oral, and topical treatments.

Exercise may be daunting for those with eczema, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up going to the gym. Here are 10 tips to push your workout to the max.

Eczema Instagrammers and TikTokkers candidly describe their roughest nights

For women of color with eczema, the hunt for makeup that doesn’t irritate your skin can be especially tricky. A celebrity makeup artist is here to help.

Stress can bring on atopic dermatitis flares. Find out how to keep it at bay for calmer skin.

10 Things Women With Eczema Should Always Have With Them

Advocates and experts offer their top tips to make things a little easier when you’re living with atopic dermatitis.

Could your clothes be causing eczema flares? Find out how to build a skin-friendly wardrobe.

Although there’s no way to get rid of eczema for good, plenty of things you do each day can soothe and protect your skin. And that means less itching. Click through these tips and see which ones you can make part of your daily routine.

If someone you know has eczema, learn how the skin condition feels and affects their everyday life.

Lots of people have eczema, and if you’re one of them, you can take action to prevent flare-ups -- and treat them effectively. Find out what helps and how to get started.

When you're tempted to give in to eczema itch despite the harm scratching can do to your skin, try these soothing ideas instead.

Keeping your child’s skin healthy can be tricky if he or she has eczema. Know what to do and what not to do.

Eczema can leave your child’s skin red, raw, and painful. Learn how to help soothe this itchy problem.

Skin red and itchy? See what could be causing your eczema flares. Maybe it's your showers, what you eat, or even your clothes!

More than just dry, itchy skin, eczema may flare up when you're stressed or hot and bothered. WebMD shows you how to control the symptoms of eczema.

Could that itchy, scaly, crusty rash be eczema? See the symptoms of this irritating skin condition, and find out how it’s treated.