Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue (215 contents)
Dermatitis and other forms of eczema (34 contents)
How are allergies diagnosed in children of different ages?
Nowadays, allergies have become an extremely common problem. They predominantly affect the youngest, so it is useful to know how to diagnose them so that the tests are reliable and age-appropriate.
Does AD = allergy?
In a young child, every ailment is a stressful unknown. So it is not surprising that when a diagnosis of atopic dermatitis is made, parents look for the cause. Foods are targeted, but are we right to...
New AD drug in cream - an alternative to steroids
Brepocytinib is a new AD drug in cream form. It is currently in clinical trials in the USA, the first results of which look promising. We look to the future with hope, waiting for a positive...
Perinatal diaper lesions - when to worry?
Mild nappy rash can occur in babies who are not yet in control of their physiological activities. The most common cause is simple irritation from urine or faeces. Sometimes, the course of various...
Pruritus of the lower extremities - what could be the cause of this problem?
Pruritus can occur on the skin of any part of the body, but it is quite interesting that itching occurs on the lower extremities. Itching can sometimes be caused by problems that no one would ever...
Atopic dermatitis: how to deal with it?
Atopic dermatitis is an inflammatory condition that occurs in hypersensitive people as a result of contact with allergenic sensitisers. The disease predominantly affects young children (85% of cases...
Beware of the sun - which sunscreen to choose?
Summer is in full swing - it's time to think about protecting our skin. The right sunscreen not only ensures an even tan, but above all protects us from sunburn and other negative effects of UV...
Myths about skin allergies
Skin allergies are a problem that occurs in an increasing number of patients. It is for this reason that the subject receives quite a lot of attention. As is usually the case, in discussions about...
Probiotics and prebiotics and atopic dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis is one of the most common allergic conditions in children. In theory, allergies are already well understood, in practice, not everything is really certain - this is why there is...
Atopic dermatitis - recommendations
Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic, relapsing inflammatory skin disease accompanied by intense pruritus. Depending on the severity of the disease, therapy includes non-pharmacological and general...
How to prevent allergic reactions?
An allergy is nothing more than an excessive reaction of the body due to contact with an allergen. There are currently various types of allergy, e.g. to drugs, cosmetics, bacteria, viruses,...
Less scratching, less itching - silk or cotton in Atopic Dermatitis
Sick, allergic, atopic skin requires special and sensitive care. For skin allergy sufferers, doctors recommend clothing and underwear made from natural materials, including cotton and natural,...
Less scratching, less itching - silk or cotton in Atopic Dermatitis
Sick, allergic, atopic skin requires special and sensitive care. For skin allergy sufferers, doctors recommend clothing and underwear made from natural materials, including cotton and natural,...
Less scratching, less itching - silk or cotton in Atopic Dermatitis
Sick, allergic, atopic skin requires special and sensitive care. For skin allergy sufferers, doctors recommend clothing and underwear made from natural materials, including cotton and natural,...
Dandruff and seborrhoeic dermatitis
Dandruff is one of the most common skin conditions. Its symptoms are small scales on the scalp. It can vary in severity from barely noticeable fine flaking to the development of built-up, thick,...
Allergic facial eczema associated with nickel sensitisation - beware of mobile phones!
One new potential source of nickel is mobile phones, which, when applied to the face, can trigger a localised allergic reaction in sensitive individuals.
Allergic facial eczema associated with nickel sensitisation - beware of mobile phones!
One new potential source of nickel is mobile phones, which, when applied to the face, can trigger a localised allergic reaction in sensitive individuals.
Allergic facial eczema associated with nickel sensitisation - beware of mobile phones!
One new potential source of nickel is mobile phones, which, when applied to the face, can trigger a localised allergic reaction in sensitive individuals.
