How Do You Get Rid Of Dyshidrotic Eczema?
Dyshidrotic eczema can be a really persistent and uncomfortable condition, but what are your options for treatment?
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Pompholyx
How Do You Soothe Pompholyx?
Pompholyx, also known as dyshidrotic eczema, can cause the skin of your hands and feet to itch like crazy. What can you do to calm it down?
What Triggers Pompholyx?
Pompholyx - or dyshidrotic eczema - is a common but little-understood condition, but what causes it?
Will Pompholyx Go Away?
Suffering from the blistery, itchy patches on hands and feet known as pompholyx or dyshidrotic eczema? If you’re wondering if they’ll ever go away, read on!
Is Pompholyx Contagious?
It might look a bit like an infection or a virus, but can you catch pompholyx like you can catch impetigo or chicken pox?
How To Cope With Pompholyx Eczema
You may never have heard of it, but pompholyx (or dyshidrotic eczema) can be a really nasty condition to shift.