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For people living with eczema, the itch is more than a physical symptom. It shapes sleep, mood, and relationships — influencing how they connect with others in everyday life.

For many people with atopic dermatitis, the relentless itch disrupts sleep, work, and relationships. Dermatologist Dr Kok Wai Leong explains why the itch–scratch cycle persists and how targeted treatments may help patients regain control.

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Understanding the link between your gut and your skin is essential when navigating an atopic dermatitis diet. By identifying triggers like common allergens and incorporating anti-inflammatory nutrients, you can better manage your symptoms.

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Holiday gatherings can be hardest for people with eczema. Medical Channel Asia’s The Unseen Itch survey findings reveal how chronic itch disrupts celebrations, confidence, and connection.

Moisturisers are only the beginning. Many people with eczema rely on unexpected items to make everyday itch more manageable – here’s five.

A new survey uncovers how chronic eczema itch disrupts sleep, work and emotional well-being in Singapore. Respondents describe bleeding flare-ups, shame, isolation and inconsistent relief. Here is what the first 100 voices revealed.