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What are the causes eczema?
I just wondered if anyone knew what causes it? It's obviously not contagious, so I wondered if it's just a reaction to things or if it was genetic or something? I have it, but only after going in a swimming pool that I'm not used to, so I think it's a reaction to the chlorine, but my dad has is aswell, constantly.
Just curious (: thanksss x
Stresses and worry can cause excema to flare up and become worse.. This happens to me when ever I am worried or stressed I know because my eczema comes back...
Also, irritations to creams, Shampoo's, Washing powders, and sugary foods such as coke and sweets etc all can triger my eczema- The shampoo and washingpowder is almost an allergic reaction, but it's just becuase my skin is so sensetive.
Chlorine definatly brings out my eczema so chances are that's what it is- Our family friends have a swimming pool and unfortunatly in the summer I dont go in it becuase I know it will make my eczema worse, but there are so many good creams that you can get to make it go away.
Hope this is of help. 
Should I Diagnose My Skin Rash For Real?
How easy is it to diagnose my skin rash myself, and save money while doing it? This brief article will throw some light on these questions.
On the surface there can be many assorted reasons why a skin rash suddenly occur. Nevertheless, in many cases the underlying root cause is the same. Dermatitis might be triggered by many assorted factors. Nonetheless, a chronic eczema ailment will often share a common root cause.
In the so called modern society, eating habits has become our biggest problem and number one killer. Our body is under continual trauma because of the unnatural substances in the food we eat, and the beverages we drink, but there is more to it than just that. The nastiest for the body to handle is in fact the horrible food combos of the typical western diet.
"Diagnose my skin rash" is one thing, but finding the root cause is something else. A lot of individuals have chronic eczema problems without realizing there is a root cause involved here. I, like many people, suffered from a severe eczema condition ever since early childhood. The dermatologists identified my skin ailment as atopic eczema.
What in fact brings about these skin rashes and cause eczema to appear on the skin? First, you must to know that what triggers eczema is not the same as what really causes eczema. There can the hundreds of different "triggers", but the underlying origin is most likely the same.
Examples of these triggers are chemicals, food allergies, other allergies, virus infections, and lots of other things. Stress is also a key trigger of rashes and eczema. A lot of sunlight can sometimes trigger rashes too. Insects stings can sometimes trigger dermatitis. These can be very localized on the body, or they can cover large areas if there is an allergic reaction.
Lots of different chemical substances and drugs can trigger rashes. Penicillin effects your digestion negatively, as a consequence this can trigger or worsen dermatitis problems. Excessive intake of alcohol will also grossly effect your digestion, and can deteriorate or prompt rashes to appear.
Unnatural chemical substances can often trigger rashes and eczema. Swimming pools are full of chlorine which dries out the skin, and in my case it often triggered eczema to break out. This type of eczema is called chemical dermatitis, and can be triggered by many different kinds of substances.
Is it really that easy to diagnose my skin rash with so many different things to take into consideration, you might reason? It is not as easy as one might imagine at first. But, the underlying root cause of all the main sorts of dermatitis is a lot a lot easier to learn and understand. I would leave it to the doctors to identify my skin rash, but you should find out the root cause of eczema yourself, as the physician will not tell you that.
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