What Helps Sore Hands From Climbing?
Climbing can take it out on hands; here we take a look at what helps look after sore hands after an arduous climbing session.
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Will Nummular Eczema Go Away?
Discoid dermatitis can be a difficult condition to shift; in severe cases, the patches of irritated skin can last for months, if not years, and can get infected.
What Does Venous Stasis Dermatitis Look Like?
Varicose eczema or venous dermatitis can cause the skin to become irritated in a variety of ways. It often starts on the inside of the ankles, but can appear anywhere...
Why Does Gardening Make Me Itch?
Have you ever come in from a day in the garden and found you’re itching like mad?! Let’s have a look at what might be going on.
Can You Get Rid Of Stasis Dermatitis?
Let’s take a look at what causes it and how you can make yourself more comfortable.
How Do You Fix Scaly Legs?
Scaly skin on the legs usually means that your skin is dry. It could be related to an existing long term skin condition such as eczema or psoriasis, or it...
Why Is Rosacea Not Curable?
Rosacea is a relatively common skin condition that affects the face, but can it be cured?
How Do You Treat Discoid Eczema Naturally?
Here are some strategies for managing your discoid eczema naturally
Which Oil Is Best For Skin In Winter?
But what can you put on your skin to keep it soft and well-moisturised in winter? Let’s take a look at which natural oils are best suited to looking after...
Does Nummular Eczema Grow?
Patches tend to start as little bumps or spots, sometimes even blisters, but expand into circular shaped lesions, in fact nummular eczema can develop to cover a larger area of...
How Do You Prevent Discoid Eczema?
It’s possible to be aware of what triggers your eczema and work towards reducing the risk for yourself.
How Do You Get Rid Of Nummular Eczema?
Nummular eczema, being a chronic condition, isn’t something that you can cure; if you have one episode, then it may recur, often in the same place as your previous flare.