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   Atopic dermatitis is a condition that makes your skin red and bothersome. It's normal in youngsters yet can happen at any age. Atopic dermatitis is enduring (constant) and will in general flare intermittently. It might be joined by asthma or roughage fever. No fix has been found for atopic dermatitis. Be that as it may, medicines and self-care measures can mitigate tingling and forestall new episodes. For instance, it assists with staying away from cruel cleansers, saturate your skin normally, and apply sedated creams or balms. Atopic dermatitis (skin inflammation) signs and manifestations differ generally from individual to individual and include: •      Dry skin •      Itching, which might be extreme, particularly around evening time •      Red to earthy dim patches, particularly on the hands, feet, lower legs, wrists, neck, upper chest, eyelids, inside the twist of the elbows and knees, and in new born children, the face and scalp •      Small, raised knocks which may release liquid and covering over when scratched •      Thickened, split, flaky skin •      Raw, delicate, swollen skin from scratching Atopic dermatitis frequently starts before age 5 and may continue into puberty and adulthood. For certain individuals, it flares intermittently and afterward clears up for a period, in any event, for quite a while

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