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Consult our eczema specialist on potential triggers you can avoid to minimise the frequency of your flare-ups.
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Based on the severity of your condition, our eczema specialist will recommend a personalised treatment plan for you.
Some common triggers and aggravating factors for eczema include:
Pollution, as well as extremes in temperature and humidity (such as in tropical climates) can serve as triggers. You may also react differently when exposed to certain animals or plants.
This includes common household items such as soaps, topical treatments, detergents, and scents.
The most common food allergens are egg, soy, milk, wheat, fish, shellfish, bird nest and peanut.
Changes in your hormones can trigger flare-ups. For women, these include certain points in their menstrual cycle or during pregnancy.
Stress can come from relationship problems or major life changes, such as divorce, job changes or school examinations.
Is persistent itching disrupting your daily activities and overall quality of life? Consult Dr. Wong for a safe & effective treatment plan.
Eczema presents with itchy, scaly red patches and dry, flaky skin. Sometimes, when the eczema is severe or infected it can result in pus-filled blisters, painful weepy areas and extensive crusting. Consult an eczema specialist when:
An experienced dermatologist with over 30 years of experience, Dr. Wong Soon Tee will be able to accurately identify the nature of your eczema and recommend the most suitable treatment for you.
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There is no permanent cure for eczema, however lifestyle changes and medical treatments can help to reduce symptoms and allow individuals to lead a well-functioning life.
It is important to note that eczema is a chronic recurrent inflammatory condition that needs proper management and care to prevent and minimize flare up.
Major Features of atopic eczema include: