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Does eczema increase the risk of bone fractures in adults?

November 8, 2019November 16, 2019 christopherlabos

Can a Vitamin B12 cream help treat eczema?

September 18, 2019November 16, 2019 isabelbrinck

Atelier de formation d’infirmière sur la dermatite atopique/ Atopic Dermatitis nurse training workshop

August 30, 2019September 18, 2019 isabelbrinck

Dr. Jack’s Advice on Showering & Soap Use

July 30, 2019August 30, 2019 isabelbrinck

LIVING WITH ECZEMA: A Round-Table Discussion Led by The Patient Committee

April 13, 2019April 18, 2019 isabelbrinck

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Does #eczema really increase the risk of bone fractures in adults? You may have noticed a new study on this topic making the rounds. The authors found that people with eczema were more likely to experience hip, pelvic, spinal, and wrist (but not arm) fractures. We asked Dr. Christopher Labos to help us understand. Click the link in our bio to find his blog. #dermatology #osteoporosis #eczemalife #eczemaquebec #Repost @eczemasocietyofcanada (@get_repost) ・・・ What do you wish you could tell people who don’t know what it is like to live with eczema? Here are some answers shared with ESC at a recent meeting: What would you add? . . . #eczemahelp #eczema #eczemasupport #lifewitheczema #advocateforad #adaywitheczema #eczemaproblems #atopicdermatitis #eczemapatientjourney #eczemasocietyofcanada #eczemawarrior #eczemawarriors #eczemamom #eczemacare Have you noticed much disinformation on social media? False promises of cures for #eczema? Check out this important topic, posted by #Repost @allergyasthmahq ・・・ Sure, there are benefits to social media and good health info is available from credible sources. But there are increasing concerns that social media gives a voice to those without correct information -- and this could impact your #asthma and #allergy healthcare decisions. Here's how to approach social media and healthcare. Link in bio. #socialmediainfluence #healthcare Can a vitamin B12 cream treat #eczema? We recently spotted a post that claimed that a Vitamin B12 cream can help treat eczema, citing a study from 2009. Could this be? We asked Dr. Chris Labos to help us figure this one out. Visit our website (link in bio) to find out. #eczematreatment #eczemaquebec #dermatology How much has your eczema cost you? #eczemaquebec #Repost @itchin87 ・・・ “My face and body was constantly raw and weeping, so I withdrew from the world,” [Vicki Layton] said. “I had no friends and no life outside my house, where I lived alone.” ~ Vicki Layton Wow! This is quite sad considering she was diagnosed with eczema much later on in life. It’s also worrisome how there are a lot of products promoted to “cure” eczema. Unfortunately, eczema is complicated and each case is different. What works for some, might not work for others. One of the hardest issues with eczema beside the condition itself is the time and MONEY spent on treating it. Depending on where you live in, it can be expensive. All the doctor appointments, medical evaluations, prescriptions, DIY methods, specialists, etc. it adds up. So while seeing this headline isn’t too farfetched I was taken aback that she’d only been diagnosed with eczema in 2010. My heart goes out to those that are diagnosed with eczema later on in life. Those of us that have grown up with it, understand (at least to a certain extent) how to manage it for the most part, and how our lives were never really “normal” as you never know when your skin breaks out. Those that are new to the condition can’t quite grasp that there really isn’t a quick fix cure. It may disappear for some time, but your skin will always be susceptible to it. Check out the story highlights - www.itchinsince87.com Source - https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/woman-spent-50k-on-treatments-to-cure-her-agonising-eczema-pain/news-story/496ed22eb8f79d6e7a3537c4ae6b8d37 #Probiotics can seem like an appealing, natural treatment for #eczema, but... do they work? In 2018, researchers from the @cochraneorg reviewed all the studies using probiotics to treat eczema. They reviewed 39 trials with a total of 2600 patients. They concluded that “…currently available probiotic strains probably make little or no difference in improving patient-rated eczema symptoms.” While probiotics are probably safe and have little side effects, when you look at all the evidence published on the subject, it seems that any effect probiotics have on eczema is either very small or non-existent. The general consensus among doctors is that they are unlikely to be very useful as treatment and patients are probably better off sticking with more proven and effective therapies. #eczematreatment #eczemaquebec #dermatology
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