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How can you stop itching my eczema?
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Eczema treatment: Ask your doctor, allergist or dermatologist for topical treatments to reduce itching. Oral antihistamine pills may also help decrease itching. Avoiding triggers is also helpful. Seeing a specialist can help you identify triggers.
Answered 6/26/2013
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