Dermatology Blog

Cracked skin on the fingers or toes is a common affliction. The cause is a disrupted and thus weakened skin barrier. What to do about it?First, let's answer the question of what can disrupt the skin…

Dyshidrotic eczema, also known as dyshidrotic rash, is a skin condition that manifests itself with small fluid-filled blisters. It often occurs on the hands, fingers, feet and face. Fortunately,…

A contact allergy is caused by the skin becoming hypersensitive to a substance or situation. For example, people working in the healthcare sector would know about it. Frequent hand washing and the…

Is it necessary to use another cream for eczema in addition to the ointment prescribed by the doctor? If yes, how to choose the right eczema cream? It all depends on the correct diagnosis. Not every…

Contact dermatitis: Causes, symptoms and treatment: how to understand contact dermatitis?How to know the signs and symptoms of contact dermatitis. Contact dermatitis can be divided according to the…

Atopic eczema in adults has the same cause as in children. However, its symptoms are different and affect different parts of the body. The cause is a congenital tendency to allergies associated with…

Although medical science is discovering new ways to help patients with eczema every day, treatment is still limited to the symptoms. The affected area is treated. Inflammation causes redness, itching…

Metal allergy is one of the most common forms of contact allergy. Rather than a congenital allergy, it is an acquired hypersensitivity to certain metals or to some of their components. Metal allergy…

Many children are born with a tendency to allergies from their parents. It can manifest itself, for example, in asthma, food, pollen or contact allergies. Some people develop allergies soon after…