While moderate to severe cases of eczema require medical treatment, lifestyle tweaks likeusing the right moisturizer and a solid shower routine are also important to help keep eczema symptoms to a minimum.
Certain home remedies can make a difference too, says Dermatologist Suzanne Friedler, MD, of the Mount Sinai Hospital and St. John’s Episcopal Hospital. In this video, learn some of the best natural treatments for eczema, which may already be in your pantry.
Suzanne Friedler, MD
Dr. Friedler is a dermatologist and clinical instructor at The Mount Sinai Hospital and St. John's Episcopal Hospital.
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