Living Well
Treating the symptoms and side effects of atopic dermatitis should not be done solo. Learn how to put together a whole crew of medical professionals to help you feel your best.
A month-long trip through Europe triggered the worst eczema flare-up of my life. But I learned some valuable lessons from this experience.
What do you do when you have eczema, and you and your doctor are not a match? It’s simple. You end things amicably, move on and keep searching until you find “the one.”
Six Eczema Warriors from across the United States demonstrate the different ways atopic dermatitis affects our physical and mental health.
Before you embark on your next elimination diet, check out what eczema expert Dr. Peter Lio had to say about food allergies vs. food sensitivities vs. “eczematous food reactions.”
Researchers have identified certain health perks that come with volunteering, which can be extra beneficial to people with chronic diseases like eczema.
Pamper your favorite eczema patient (including yourself) with these affordable goodies.
Writing down your feelings about eczema not only improves your mental health, it can boost your immune system too. But if you share your story with others—that’s when the real healing begins.
Learn how to research the wording and ingredients on your personal and household product labels to make sure they’re safe for eczema skin.
Parents with skin issues of their own strive to help their children deal with eczema.
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