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A member asked:
Hi. i think i have acute eczema which was triggered by a month of hayfever. should i see a gp or a dermatologist?
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Start with your doc: Eczema is a common issue that most primary care docs have both training for and experience treating. Start with your doc and they can decide whether your case is easily managed or needs specialty care. They will also know best who/where you can be referred.
Answered 1/6/2019
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