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There are a variety of treatments for eczema, including creams and ointments. But your doctor may also recommend moisturizing methods, like "soak and seal" and "wet wrapping." These therapies can help your topical medicines be more effective.

Everyone's eczema is different, and there are many ways you can manage flare-ups. Talk to your doctor about therapies that may work best for you.

Help us raise awareness about eczema and AD during Eczema Awareness Month by sharing the messages below on social media.

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Atopic dermatitis (AD) is the most common form of #eczema. It is a chronic, inflammatory skin disease which results in widespread rashes and patches of itchy skin. #ADinAmerica www.aafa.org/eczema-awareness

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October is Eczema Awareness Month. If you have eczema, join our free online community to talk to others with eczema in a safe, supportive environment. You will also get updates on allergy and eczema news and research from our blog.

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