What is allergic eczema? I'm Dr. Manan Shah, I am an ENT and allergist here at Wyndly Health. Allergic eczema, or atopic dermatitis, is a skin condition that happens, and it's usually associated with having allergies like to pollen or dust mite or cat and dog. Ultimately, what happens, is your body has an allergic reaction, and that irritation can lead to scaly, itchy, irritated skin and these cracks in the skin can then lead to infections and can lead to scaling or scarring and stuff like that.

Ultimately, the easiest way to treat this is one through frequent moisturization, this keeps the skin from getting dry and broken. Trying to avoid itching. And then there are other things like, avoiding long baths, because again, you don't wanna wash away the natural oils on your skin, you wanna keep your skin moisturized, you wanna pat yourself dry instead of rubbing, because again, that can wipe down the oils. And then lastly, it's been shown that if you decrease your allergy triggers, you can avoid your allergic eczema. So if you'd like to learn more, please subscribe.

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