In the previous post, we learnt that Gladskin’s eczema skincare products contain Micreobalance™ – a patented smart protein that that actively rebalances the good and bad bacteria that naturally live on eczema-prone skin. This leaves the good bacteria on your child’s skin intact. In this post, we want to ask the questions that will help […] The post Gladskin Eczema Cream that Targets just the Staph Bacteria – The Top Questions that Parents Ask when Choosing Moisturizer for their Child appeared first on Eczema Blues ..read more

Do you feel like you have tried everything to help your child manage his eczema but your efforts seem to be futile? Turn your attention to the skin microbiome, in particular, staphylococcus aureus (staph bacteria). We were alerted early that staph bacteria is a harmful bacterium that colonizes eczema skin, that makes the eczema treatment […] The post The Invisible Bacteria Working Against Your Eczema Skin – How Can You Help your Child Defeat this Invisible Enemy? appeared first on Eczema Blues ..read more

What is Dupilumab? Dupilumab is the first biologic used to treat moderate-to-severe eczema. It is marketed under Dupixent. You may not have heard of it as it was only recently approved for use in older children. Younger children may have access to it soon. Positive results came in from a clinical trial for children from 6 […] The post Does Your Child have Severe Eczema? Here is what You Should Know about Dupilumab appeared first on Eczema Blues ..read more

Should you restrict your pregnancy diet? Take some supplements to reduce the chance of your baby having eczema? Should you breastfeed longer? Should you feed your baby partially hydrolyzed formula? Read this compilation of the recent studies, and better still, share in the related forum posts. Breastfeeding and Hydrolyzed Milk forum discussion Probiotic and Eczema […] The post Is There Anything You Can Do to Prevent Eczema for Your Unborn Baby? appeared first on Eczema Blues ..read more

May 2019 Study published in the OMICS Journal of Integrative Biology showed that Egyptian children and adults showed less bacteria diversity on skin. There was more of bacteria Streptococcus, Cutibacterium, and Corynebacterium for eczema patients, and in particular, Staphylococcus bacteria. The post Different Skin Bacteria for Children with Eczema appeared first on Eczema Blues ..read more

Finding the right preschool for your eczema child can be a challenge – you wonder about whether the teachers have the time to ‘monitor’ and help to control your child’s scratching, and you worry about possible triggers at the preschool. National Eczema Association – Eczema Warriors For the past two blog posts, I have shared […] The post National Eczema Association – Preschool for Eczema Child appeared first on Eczema Blues ..read more

It is difficult to care for an eczema baby, therefore when National Eczema Association asked me to share my journey, I gladly shared my 8 survival tips below. National Eczema Association – Eczema Warriors As I shared in the previous post on my first article with National Eczema Association, the NEA is doing a great […] The post National Eczema Association – 8 Survival Tips for Caring for Baby appeared first on Eczema Blues ..read more

Eczema Warriors on National Eczema Association For many of us, reading a story shared by a fellow eczema sufferer or parent can be just the thing we need to carry us through the day. Eczema can be an isolating experience, when others around you will not be able to identify with the constant itch, the […] The post National Eczema Association – Raising Awareness and Providing Support appeared first on Eczema Blues ..read more

Scientists from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) have identified a gene mutation called CARD11 that led to atopic dermatitis/ eczema. Their findings were recently published in Nature Genetics (June 2017)1. Gene sequencing was performed for 8 individuals from 4 families, and the researchers found that although each family had a distinct mutation […] The post Eczema News – Gene Mutation Identified appeared first on Eczema Blues ..read more

An eczema study1 published in April 2017 showed that there was little evidence of clinical or economic benefit of using silk garments in addition to standard care, compared with standard care alone, in children with moderate to severe eczema. As always, the team of researchers from the University of Nottingham in the U.K had taken on […] The post Independent trial showed No Significant Benefit of Silk Clothing for Eczema kids appeared first on Eczema Blues ..read more