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ATOPIC DERMATITIS (ECZEMA)
Serving Hamilton, Stoney Creek, Grimsby and surrounding areas.
General Measures:
- Place a humidifier in the bedroom, especially in the winter.
- Wear soft cotton clothes only. (Wool and other fabrics tend to irritate sensitive skin).
- Avoid playing on the grass in the summer.
- Use an air conditioner to cool the bedroom in the summer.
- Elimination of certain foods from the diet will generally not help atopic dermatitis.
- Do not use 'bubble bath' in the bath water because it causes the skin to become drier.
- Use soap only under the arms and in the groin when bathing.
- Wash clothes with gentle laundry detergent and do not use 'Anti-static sheets', bleach or fabric softener in the laundry.
- Rinse the laundry twice to avoid detergent residue in the clothing.
- If toddlers have severe dermatitis around the mouth, cover this area with vaseline petroleum jelly prior to meals. The will protect the skin from contact with irritating foods.
Specific Treatments:
- Bathe once or twice daily in lukewarm water for 10 minutes or less.
- After bathing, while you are still wet, apply the medicated ointments prescribed to the areas of red, inflamed skin.
- Apply the medicated ointments and moisturize the skin three to four times daily.
- Regular use of antihistamines is more effective at controlling itching than taking it infrequently.