Eczema and rashes

Service Description

Eczema is a group of skin conditions causing itchy, red, scaly rashes that can spread and appear suddenly or develop into a chronic condition, often triggered by allergies, exposure to irritants, and a genetic predisposition; regardless of the specific type, all forms involve an abnormal immune response leading to inflammation on the skin. Key points: Definition: Eczema is a collection of skin conditions characterized by itchiness, redness, and scaling. Symptoms: Red, itchy, scaly patches of skin that can spread and may blister or weep. Causes: Allergies, exposure to irritants, and genetic factors are considered major contributors to eczema development. Chronic nature: Eczema can be acute (sudden onset) or chronic (recurring) with flare-ups. Immune system involvement: All types of eczema involve an abnormal immune response leading to skin inflammation.