No benefit in using antibiotics in treatment of eczema study shows
Written by talkhealthEstimates suggest that 40% of eczema flares are treated with topical antibiotics, however findings from a study led by Cardiff University suggest there is no real benefit of using either oral or topical antibiotics for mild eczema in children.
Skin SOS: Dry powder treatment for dry and irritated skin
sponsored by Godrej Consumer Products (UK) LTDIf you are one of the unfortunate sufferers of irritated and dry skin conditions such as eczema and heat rash, you will know it can be an on-going emotional, daily battle. Chapping, cracking, redness, scaling, itching and inflammation – they are your body’s ways of sending out an SOS. Read more here...
Emollient therapy for the treatment of eczema
Sponsored by Molnlycke Health CareThere are lots of things you can do to help manage your eczema and avoid it flaring up
Online Clinic on Skin Conditions
Now only available for viewingtalkhealth teamed up with Mölnlycke Health Care Ltd, manufacturers of Epaderm Cream and Epaderm Ointment, Action Against Allergy, British Skin Foundation, Changing Faces and The Vitiligo Society to present an Online Clinic on Skin Conditions. View experts responses to Q's here.
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Hand Eczema (contact dermatitis)
Written by talkhealthRead more about the different types of hand eczema and treatment options.
A Patient Journey for eczema
Written by talkhealthRead our step-by-step guide of info & support for eczema sufferers, with advice from doctors and useful links to charities and articles
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