Does Perioral Dermatitis Ever Go Away?
Perioral dermatitis is, in simple terms, an inflammation of the area of skin around the nose and mouth. This inflammation can appear in various ways, but it’s generally characterised by...
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Perioral dermatitis is, in simple terms, an inflammation of the area of skin around the nose and mouth. This inflammation can appear in various ways, but it’s generally characterised by...
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Blepharitis is a common but usually mild irritation of the area around the eyes. It can make your eyelids swollen, inflamed, sore and dry, and cause your eyes to feel...
It’s been suggested that eczema - including discoid dermatitis - counts as an autoimmune disease; here we look at the facts behind the claim.
Blepharitis can be caused by a variety of different factors and circumstances, and these often occur in combination. So a flare up of rosacea (or other chronic skin condition) can...
Perioral dermatitis is the term given to persistent patches of bumpy, spotty, inflamed or irritated skin around the mouth and nose. It can resemble both acne and rosacea, and is...
Blepharitis is a common, chronic inflammation of the eyes and eyelids; it can make your eyes sore, gritty, watery or dry, and if left untreated can lead to complications such...
A severe case of discoid dermatitis can be very painful, but is it as infectious as it looks?
A sudden case of dermatitis out of the blue could be down to a whole host of factors.
An itch in the ear can feel overwhelming and distracting; even though the itchy area might be small, it can be very bothersome, and can be particularly maddening because you...
The past year has been tough on our hands with frequent handwashing and harsh hand sanitiser.
Stasis dermatitis is a common condition among the elderly and those with mobility issues or poor circulation. Here we look at what you can do to manage the symptoms.