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Can a person stop having eczema upon reaching adulthood or get better by adulthood?
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This is quite possible. The condition may become better and well controlled skin regimen and treatment. Apply moisturizer for eczema treatment several times daily, avoid fragranced products and use a sensitive skin soap. The selection of anti inflammatory topical creams may be discussed with Dermatology or during a Healthtap virtual consultation.
Answered 2/18/2022
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