What are the causes of eczema?
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There are many types of eczema.
Many everyday objects can irritate the skin and cause atopic dermatitis to flare. Wool and other fabrics that feel rough to the touch, juices from meats and fruits, jewelry, and even some lotions can worsen atopic dermatitis. Learn what irritates the skin and limit contact with these things. Eliminating contact with airborne substances provides little relief for atopic dermatitis but can be important in controlling hay fever and asthma.
http://www.aad.org/public/publications/pamphlets/skin_eczema.html
Eczema is a skin condition with many causes. To make it easier to understand eczema and the various symptoms and related treatments, eczema goes by a number of different names. Regardless of the underlying cause however, eczema always affects the epidermis, and it can affect any individual, regardless of genetics, racial background or age.
Classified into two broad categories, eczema that has no apparent trigger or cause is considered endogenous eczema. When eczema is the result of external triggers such as allergens, the eczema is classified as eczematous dermatitis.
The main cause of eczema is over reaction of the immune system to various substances (allergens). That is why modulating the immune system is the must aspect of eczema treatment.
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