Eczema Insights: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention

The video discusses eczema, a group of skin conditions caused by the immune response, leading to skin irritation and inflammation. It explains the itch-scratch cycle and how scratching can worsen the condition. The video covers causes like cold weather, sun exposure, and rough clothing, and suggests treatments such as hydrocortisone cream, oral histamines, and laser therapy. It emphasizes prevention by avoiding scratching and maintaining a skincare routine. Consulting a dermatologist is recommended for managing symptoms. The video concludes with a call to action to like, share, and subscribe.

What initiates the itch-scratch cycle in chronic eczema?

• Applying moisturizer

• Using hydrocortisone cream

• Exposure to sunlight

• Scratching the skin

What is the primary cause of eczema scars?

• Cold weather

• Scratching the skin

• Using fragranced products

• Taking long baths

Which type of clothing can exacerbate eczema symptoms?

• Linen

• Woolen

• Silk

• Cotton

What is a key component of managing eczema effectively?

• Wearing rough clothing

• Identifying and avoiding triggers

• Exposure to sunlight

• Frequent use of bleaching creams

What is NOT a recommended treatment for eczema scars?

• Scratching

• Oral histamines

• Silicone gel sheets

• Bleaching creams

Which medicinal plant is mentioned as helpful for treating eczema scars?

• Mint

• Basil

• Aloe Vera

• Rosemary

How can one prevent eczema from getting worse?

• Wearing woolen clothes

• Avoiding scratching altogether

• By scratching gently

• Applying hot water

What should be avoided to prevent eczema flare-ups?

• Taking short baths

• Applying irritating components on the skin

• Using clean towels

• Moisturizing the skin

Which is NOT a part of the skincare routine for eczema?

• Cleansing and moisturizing twice daily

• Using fragrance-free products

• Applying rough textured clothing

• Avoiding too hot or cold water

Why is it important to consult a dermatologist for eczema?

• Because home remedies are ineffective

• To receive a vaccine against eczema

• To get a prescription for antibiotics

• Skin is sensitive and needs professional care