Atopic Skin Challenge with Dr. Eman Altantawy

When you have Atopic Eczema you suffer from:

Skin flare ups, cracks, scaling, tightness

Severe itching

Sleeping disorder

All of the above

When you have Atopic Eczema you should wear:

Wide cotton fabric clothing, preferably white or with hypoallergenic fabric dye

Polyester and synthetic fabrics clothing

Tight clothing

Atopic eczema is contagious and should be avoided:

Not correct

Correct

When you take a shower or bath while having atopic eczema, you should:

Make sure the water temperature is moderate I.e 33 – 34° C

Stay in the water no longer than 5 minutes

Use a mild cleanser without soap or perfume

All of the above

Applying an ecobiological skin care emollient every day:

Minimizes the flare ups recurrence

Minimizes itching recurrence

Helps repair the healthy skin barrier lastingly

All of the above

When exposing to the sun you should:

Not apply sunscreen and expose excessively as sunlight always helps to improve the complexion

Should always apply sunscreen, preferably with mineral filters and avoid excessive exposure

Atopic Eczema is considered:

A disease that has no cure

A chronic disease that could be controlled and healthy skin maintained following your doctor’s prescriptions

Some of the factors that could aggravate your atopic eczema are:

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