Eczema is a skin combination and there are many types of eczema, the most common being atopic eczema or atopic dermatitis.
6 eczema triggers
Eczema is defined as the combination of a group of medical conditions which lead to inflammation on the skin that may cause itching, irritation and reddening.
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It can occur on any part of the body, the most common areas being face, hands and legs, knees, neck, back, etc., leading to the skin becoming scaly, itchy and dry.
There are many causes or triggers which are prevalent, due to which there are skin rashes and inflammatory reactions that are observed on large areas of the body, here are six eczema triggers.
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