Eczema Videos

Tell your doctor how your skin flares are making you feel. Do you have what you need to better manage your eczema?

Ashley Ann Lora focuses on activities that bring her joy, love, and peace, putting her eczema in the back seat.

Ashley Ann Lora transforms a 30-year journey with eczema into patient advocacy, building an inclusive community for Latinos.

Monica Veloz wants to be known for her culture and personality, not her skin insecurities. As a beauty influencer, she values authenticity.

Monica Veloz encourages her Latino community to see a doctor for eczema.

For an even complexion that's not too cakey, avoid creams and try healing products.

Education around an eczema-friendly diet, family support, and a care team you can relate to.

“To be highlighted for something I was always ashamed of was transformative and healing,” model Stephanie Yanes says.

You might feel self-conscious with a flare on a first date, but don't let it dampen the romance.

A rundown of possible triggers and how to avoid them. Your skin will thank you.

Could these insights on sugar intake, bathing, and moisturizing help you too?

Get the scoop on eczema and how it presents differently on darker skin.

You don't have to live with this common skin irritation. There are a number of medicines that can calm the itch.

Atopic dermatitis is generally more itchy than psoriasis. What other signs point to this chronic skin condition?

As a child, Peter Tapao's teacher thought he was being abused. That's how bad his atopic dermatitis was on his face, which hurt his self-confidence.

Lack of insurance and high cost of medications are two factors that make treating eczema in minority populations difficult.

Scratchy skin can impact a child's day in many ways. It's best to discuss triggers and treatments with their teacher and school nurse.

Spot the signs of caregiver stress and burnout. Then consider this expert's advice to not only care for your mental health, but to also take better care of your child.

For moderate to severe cases, your primary care doctor will direct you to a dermatologist and maybe an allergist to determine food sensitivities.

Jennifer Etienne was worried her severe atopic dermatitis would prevent her from landing roles. Did her rough skin stop her from shining on screen?

Because of his skin condition, Brandon Hipps avoided school, a social life, and even the sun. How did he break free of the isolation and take care of his eczema?

What does the rash look like on darker skin? And why can diagnosis be delayed?

Before you take a dip, know that the sun's rays and a pool's chemicals can trigger a flare. Here's how to prep for your pool day.

From products to application, you can look your best without aggravating your skin.

Is it a constant struggle not to scratch? Don't want to make your eczema flares worse? Here's how to manage your triggers and symptoms morning, noon, and night.

Dating is nerve-racking enough without having to worry about your eczema flare.

Is that rash serious? John Whyte, WebMD’s Chief Medical Officer, speaks with two dermatology experts about the causes, diagnosis, and treatment of atopic dermatitis.

Jeremy Paredes recalls the support he received after his severe eczema landed him in the ICU.

Routine is important to Jayden Pavey, because she knows exactly what helps her eczema, like drinking lots of water, and exactly what hurts it, like wearing wool.

Dermatologist Cynthia Abbott has treated Andrew Thomasson his whole life. Learn more about his atopic dermatitis from their conversation.

As a child, Ashley Wall didn’t know how to explain her red, angry patches of skin. But now she’s an expert on atopic dermatitis and avoiding her triggers.

Amy Pruitt was surprised when shopping for her children with eczema. No sections, no direction. So she took it upon herself to start an online support community.

As a child, Donna Russelle wore mitts on her hands to keep from scratching patches of atopic dermatitis. Fast forward to when she joined a clinical trial, desperate to find a drug that would clear up her skin. Did a biologic help?

The constant itching had both Lydia Knox and her son Eli in tears. She had to get to the bottom of her baby’s painful skin condition.

For Helen Piña, it was easier for the allergist to tell her what wouldn’t aggravate her skin. Armed with a long list of allergens to avoid, she took back control.

Is it more than skin deep? All that scratching can lead to more issues.

Don’t scratch that itch. Doctors call it the itch-scratch cycle, and it can make your condition worse. Find ways to resist the urge.

Eczema leaves skin dry and inflamed. Get to know what causes this skin condition and treatments that can help.

Treat irritated, itchy skin caused by eczema with these remedies.

Is eczema contagious? Is it genetic? Here's the truth.

Whether it's mild or severe, this skin condition comes with a variety of symptoms.

Control and ease your baby’s eczema symptoms by using these bathing and moisturizing techniques.

Find out what causes eczema, a rash that can make skin red, itchy, and inflamed.

You don't need products that will make your skin more irritated. Here are a few cosmetic picks and application tips to keep you covered.

Our doctor answers questions about eczema and explains what parents can do to prevent flareups.

Use these tips to show your child with eczema how to prevent flare-ups and keep skin calm.