We’ll cover how to avoid or prevent these unanticipated eczema triggers, so that you can better control your eczema for life.

You’ve got visions of lounging poolside and soaking up the sun—but if you have this condition, your skin probably has other plans. But don't worry, gorgeous—we've got you covered!

You may be able to avoid eczema flare-ups by avoiding triggers. Other tips may include regularly moisturizing your skin and lowering your stress levels. Atopic dermatitis (AD), also known as ...

Eczema occurs "when the skin barrier is weakened, making it more prone to moisture loss and irritation from environmental triggers," says board-certified dermatologist Asmi Berry, DO, FAAD.

If you’ve noticed that your hand eczema only occurs when you’re stressed, you might have stress-related eczema, also called dyshidrotic eczema or dyshidrosis. It can appear on your feet, too.

There's no cure for eczema but there are sensible ways to manage the condition. However the cause is not always skin deep and ...

She says ragweed season—the summer or early fall—can trigger flare-ups, as can a mixture of rain and autumnal piles of leaves combining to create mold. “I see people who have eczema all year ...

You could take all the precautions in the world to minimize exposure to eczema triggers and keep skin moisturized, but sometimes, an eczema flare-up is simply unavoidable. Treating eczema starts ...

"I didn't even know the word triggers until way later in life when I researched eczema," she says. A trigger is a factor that can bring on a flare (worsening) of eczema symptoms, and over time ...

Discover commonly overlooked causes of allergic reactions and rashes, from hidden household allergens to unexpected food ...