Eczema that keeps coming back may be a chronic condition called atopic dermatitis. Flare-ups (relentless itching and worsening rashes) are outward signs of inflammation that’s always active beneath the skin.
Whether living with eczema or caring for someone who does, it’s important to understand the role chronic inflammation plays in eczema symptoms.
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WORKING WITH OTHERS
Understanding a root cause—inflammation that lies underneath the skin—can provide more insight into what may be causing you or your loved one’s eczema.
Start or continue a valuable discussion with the doctor so you can learn how to best manage your skin, or the skin of those you care for.
See our doctor discussion guides for some great tips.
