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What are the chances of my baby getting eczema?
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10-30%: Anywhere from 10-30% (depending on the study you believe) will develop some form of eczema sometime during their lives. Chances are higher if eczema runs in your family, particularly if the baby's siblings have it.
Answered 4/16/2012
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