Dry or rough skin
What people see
Rash or inflamed skin
Scaly, oozing, or crusting patches
Swelling and tenderness
Discolored patches
Skin infections
Itchy skin
What people don’t see
Emotional impact
Sensitivity to irritants and allergens
Sleep issues
Swelling and tenderness
Inflamed areas of skin may puff up, feel warm, and appear swollen.
Sleep issues
Itch and discomfort often get worse at night, making it hard to fall asleep or stay asleep.
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Emotional impact
Living with eczema can affect confidence, mood, and stress levels, especially when flare-ups are visible or uncomfortable.
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Skin infections
Scratched and broken skin can let in bacteria or viruses, sometimes leading to painful, oozing patches that need medical care.
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Itchy skin
Persistent itch is the most common and often the most bothersome symptom of eczema. It can be hard to resist scratching.
Learn More
Discolored patches
Areas of skin can look lighter or darker than the surrounding skin, especially after repeated flare-ups.
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Sensitivity to irritants and allergens
Everyday triggers like soaps, detergents, fabrics, or pollen can make skin more reactive and spark flare-ups.
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Scaly, oozing, or crusting patches
Some spots may become scaly or develop fluid-filled blisters that ooze and form a crust.
Learn More
Rash or inflamed skin
Irritated, discolored patches may appear, often worsening during flare-ups.
Learn More
Dry or rough skin
Skin may feel tight, rough, or leathery, and it can crack or flake easily.
Learn More
[ECZ-0191] Eczema Iceberg
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Dry or rough skin
What people see
Rash or inflamed skin
Scaly, oozing, or crusting patches
Swelling and tenderness
Discolored patches
Skin infections
Itchy skin
What people don’t see
Emotional impact
Sensitivity to irritants and allergens
Sleep issues
Swelling and tenderness
Inflamed areas of skin may puff up, feel warm, and appear swollen.
Sleep issues
Itch and discomfort often get worse at night, making it hard to fall asleep or stay asleep.
Learn More
Emotional impact
Living with eczema can affect confidence, mood, and stress levels, especially when flare-ups are visible or uncomfortable.
Learn More
Skin infections
Scratched and broken skin can let in bacteria or viruses, sometimes leading to painful, oozing patches that need medical care.
Learn More
Itchy skin
Persistent itch is the most common and often the most bothersome symptom of eczema. It can be hard to resist scratching.
Learn More
Discolored patches
Areas of skin can look lighter or darker than the surrounding skin, especially after repeated flare-ups.
Learn More
Sensitivity to irritants and allergens
Everyday triggers like soaps, detergents, fabrics, or pollen can make skin more reactive and spark flare-ups.
Learn More
Scaly, oozing, or crusting patches
Some spots may become scaly or develop fluid-filled blisters that ooze and form a crust.
Learn More
Rash or inflamed skin
Irritated, discolored patches may appear, often worsening during flare-ups.
Learn More
Dry or rough skin
Skin may feel tight, rough, or leathery, and it can crack or flake easily.
Learn More