In addition, the location of the rash can help identify the culprit: A rosacea rash is more common on the cheeks, whereas ...

No. Although it looks a bit like poison ivy, you can't catch eczema. It usually shows up on parts of the body that bend like your elbows and behind your knees. You itch then you scratch ...

Tanya Dyer suffered from eczema since she was a year old. At first, it affected only the skin behind her knees and could be controlled with emollient creams. However, when she was 11, Tanya's ...

1 in 5 children and 1 in 12 adults suffer from atopic eczema, a painful and debilitating condition that causes dry, red and itchy skin. It typically affects the hands, the backs of the knees and ...