Eczema

A simple nighttime routine can make a difference for eczema-prone skin. Learn five practical habits that may help you feel more comfortable before bed.

📖 Skin Notes | No. 001 Why Is Eczema Worse at Night? If you live with eczema, you may already know the feeling. The day winds down. You finally crawl into bed. You expect your body to relax. Instead, the itching seems to get worse. It's a question we've heard many times from our community: "Why does my eczema always seem worse at night?" Recently, while speaking with one member of the Lingon community, we asked a simple question. "What's the hardest part of living with eczema?" We expected the answer to be the itching. Instead, the answer came almost...

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Anyone who has experienced the discomfort of eczema knows that it is much more than just having a persistent itch. Depending on the severity, eczema can be unsightly, sore, and prevent you from enjoying day-to-day activities. The majority of those who suffer from atopic dermatitis experience some form of this rash as a child, although some may never have any sign of it until adulthood. Some people have an outbreak only a couple of times in their life, while for others, it is a persistent and uncomfortable reality most of the time What is Eczema? Eczema, or atopic dermatitis, is...

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