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  • Title: Food Allergies and Eczema.
    Author: Santiago S.
    Journal: Pediatr Ann; 2015 Jul; 44(7):265-7. PubMed ID: 26171700.
    Abstract:
    Eczema is one of the most common skin conditions of childhood. Patients with eczema suffer in a chronic cycle of itch, scratch, and inflammation. For children with severe eczema, constant itching and scratching can have many consequences including skin infections, behavioral issues, and sleep problems. Parents often find themselves searching for a trigger for their child's eczema flare, and after they have switched detergents, applied a thick moisturizer and topical steroids, and removed all wool clothing from their child's wardrobe, they wonder, "Could food allergies be playing a role?"
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