List of the most popular hashtags for theme #ATOPICDERMATITIS

I've learned so much about myself and my #eczema this past week that it's hard to contain myself . . . I've been going through an uncomfortable flare that I thought was due to all of the traveling, outside eating, and drinking alcohol I was engaging in. After doing some deep inner work on myself, I realized I was incorrect. Of course the traveling, eating, and alcohol may have played a PART in the flare-up, but it definitely was not the CAUSE of it. The cause was something deeper. . . . I came to an awareness that I was holding in resentment towards myself and someone very close to me. This was causing me distress and frustration at the most minute level. But I only knew this AFTER journaling and writing a letter to my eczema. Then I cried about it... a lot. I gave myself permission to just FEEL the emotions that were present so that I could let them go with flow and ease. And let me tell you! AS SOON as I did that, there was a shift in my body. My skin began flaking (sign of healing), little to no itchiness, discoloration began leaving and my original skin color began re-appearing. . . . I AM HEALING. I always was. AND through this awareness, I catapulted its process. I was able to terminate the Source of my flare at the deepest level to create SUSTAINABLE healing, not just temporary relief. So I invite you to check with yourself today. Is there an emotion you're bottling up? That's causing you to feel some type of tension. That’s the true Source of your dis-ease or illness. Feel it. Let it go. & Heal. Happy Awakening Fam

Eczema affects everyone differently, making diagnosis and treatment often challenging. ‍♂️‍♀️‍♂️ • Watch the archive of our webinar " Feeling triggered? Diagnostic and treatment challenges of eczema" to hear National Jewish Health's Rupam Brar, MD talk about common, and not so common, triggers for eczema, and how to identify and treat them. • What are your triggers? Tell us in comments. • Tap link in bio and select Webinar: Feeling Triggered? or copy and paste: https://go.nationaleczema.org/webinar-triggers-archive • • • #nationaleczema #unhideeczema#eczemawarrior #eczemalife#eczema #triggers #eczemameme#sundayvibes

Life with eczema can sometimes feel like a constant search for triggers.❓ ❓ • Tell us in comments what your triggers are, and how you were able to track them down. • To read how three NEA community members found the cause of their flares, tap link in bio and select June 2019 Articles or copy and paste: https://go.nationaleczema.org/em-nea-community-triggers • • • #nationaleczema #unhideeczema #eczemawarrior #eczemalife #eczemameme

my face when ppl think I don't eat #junkfood!⁣ ⁣ hey! I'm human too!! OF COURSE I do ‍♀️- I just eat less of it and choose to eat better‍♀️...but I STILL DO. ⁣ ⁣ To me it's all about moderation and sometimes even I go overboard ... again only human ⁣ ⁣ Like this weekend...I ate a looooot of chips‍♀️!! ⁣ ⁣ But here's the thing I DON'T eat this all the time. It's once in a while. Why?⁣ ⁣ I'm #eczemafree now bc I know what doesn't sit well with me, I keep my #inflammation at bay and am always maintaining my progress and #guthealth!! ⁣ ⁣ So, on occasion, I DO eat junk food. I just get back on track so that #eczema doesn't take over again! ⁣ ⁣ Monday is the start of a new week! Time to get back on track!! Are YOU taking care of your health✨ ⁣ ⁣ If you struggle with eczema and don't want it to control you life anymore, let's have a chat! ⁣ ⁣

Sometimes, only fellow-eczema sufferers fully understand what you are going through on a day-to-day basis. As a disclaimer, if someone says something offensive to you regarding your eczema, try not to get mad or upset right away but use it as an opportunity to educate them and help them better understand this disease that affects as much as 10% of the population. Visit eczemahoneyco.com’s blog to read the full article “10 Things NOT to Say to Someone with Eczema” (or the top things we are tired of hearing)! #eczemahoney⠀ ——⠀ #1: “I’m sure it will just go away on its own”⠀ #3: “Maybe try to improve your diet”⠀ #4: “Is it contagious?”⠀ #5: “My friend has eczema and ____ worked for them”⠀ #6: “Maybe you’re too stressed out and need to relax more”⠀ #7: “Maybe you should use more moisturizer”⠀ #8: “Why is your ___ so red?”⠀ #9: “Drink more water”⠀ #10: “You should wear more sunscreen”⠀ ——————————————————⠀ #eczema #eczemawarrior #eczemabegone #eczemalife #eczemacommunity #stoptheitch #newblogpost #eczemablog #eczema #health #skincare #atopicdermatitis #dryskinproblems #educate #inform #spreadlove #bekind #skincarehelp #skinsolutions #sensitiveskin

Qual o melhor hidratante para dermatie atópica? Para mim, é aquele que o paciente consegue usar. Existem alguns compostos que são mais indicados para melhorar a hidratação da pele e também agir na coceira, mas tudo vai depender da tolerância do paciente e do custo, é claro! Alguns hidratante com propriedades mais ricas quanto a hidratação acabam saindo mais caro, e nem sempre o paciente consegue comprar, pois a quantidade usada tem que ser beeem grande. Deve ser indicado pelo médico, de acordo com as características da pele do paciente. Ao prescrever um hidratante para os pacientes com DA, deve-se evitar produtos com fragrância, conservantes e substâncias sensibilizantes, considerar a preferência de cada paciente quanto à textura em loção, creme ou pomada, e o custo do hidratante, que será de uso diário, e em alguns pacientes várias vezes ao dia, e ao longo dos anos. Os hidratantes desenvolvidos especificamente para a DA são os mais indicados, pois contêm substâncias com ação emoliente, princípios ativos e componentes que se encontram diminuídos na pele da criança com DA, como ceramidas, glicerina, ácidos graxos e ésteres de colesterol. Quando usados adequadamente, permitem diminuir o uso de corticosteroides tópicos. O uso de emolientes de forma isolada, sem tratar o processo inflamatório, poderá aumentar o risco de infecções bacterianas e virais. O lactato de amônio e a ureia em altas concentrações podem causar irritação na pele do paciente com DA, e devem ser evitados nos surtos agudos. O óleo de semente de girassol purificado melhora a barreira cutânea na DA, enquanto que o óleo de oliva e o óleo de semente de mostarda são prejudiciais para a reparação da barreira cutânea e podem causar eritema, reforçando que os óleos não são intercambiáveis. Fonte: Guia prático de atualização em dermatite atópica - Parte II: abordagem terapêutica. Posicionamento conjunto da Associação Brasileira de Alergia e Imunologia e da Sociedade Brasileira de Pediatria #procureseualergista #dramilenaalergista #dermatiteatopica #dermatite #coceira #eczema #peleressecada #peleseca #atopicdermatitis #alergia #alergista

Eczema is a skin disease that *is not* contagious! • Sign up for our e-newsletter to get all the facts about eczema delivered right to your inbox! Tap link in bio or copy and paste: http://go.nationaleczema.org/NEAenews • • • #nationaleczema #unhideeczema #eczemawarrior #eczemalife #eczemamatters #eczemafacts #themoreyouknow

Wishing all our eczema warriors a wonderful day! ☀️☀️☀️ Tag someone in comments who you hope is having a flare-free Sunday. • • • #nationaleczema #unhideeczema #eczemameme #sundayvibes #sundayfunday

Hello Parents/parents to be.. Welcome to #ParentHood101 When I had Iroma,after like a week I noticed he had some patches on his face. They looked reddish also. Scary. I went to see his Paed who was explained that he had eczema. In my thoughts it sounded dangerous In a split second I imagined the worst. She explained to me that the oil/soap I used aggravated the condition. This brings me to the topic for today (That’s @princeiroma in the pic) ECZEMA Eczema also referred to as Atopic dermatitis can show up as red, crusty patches on your baby's skin, often during their first few months. It’s common and very treatable. Many infants outgrow it. Atopic dermatitis usually develops in early childhood and is more common in people who have a family history of the condition Babies can get the condition just about anywhere on their body. Most often, it affects their cheeks and the joints of their arms and legs. It’s easy to confuse baby eczema (also called infant eczema or atopic dermatitis) with cradle cap. But there are some key differences. Cradle cap is much less red and scaly. It generally clears up by 8 months and usually appears on the scalp, sides of the nose, eyelids and eyebrows, and behind the ears. CAUSES It can run in families. If a parent has eczema, a baby is a lot more likely to get it, too. Problems in the skin barrier, allowing moisture out and germs in, could also be a cause. Eczema happens when the body makes too few fatty cells called ceramides. If you don’t have enough of them, your skin will lose water and become very dry. Does Eczema go by itself you may ask? It often does. Most children outgrow it before they start school. It’s not common, but some kids will have eczema into adulthood. They Might be times or even years without the symptoms. But they may still tend to have dry skin. SYMPTOMS The main symptom is a rash that typically appears on the arms and behind the knees, but can also appear anywhere. Also super dry skin/itchy/rough and reddish SWIPE LEFT>>>>>>>>> #Parenthood101 #InfantEczema #atopicdermatitis @katarinacosmeticcollection is the handle for the Shea butter that I use specifically for Iroma’s eczema. It has teatree