Dermatitis

Dermatitis is a condition caused by skin irritation or an allergic reaction causing red, swollen, blistered, and sore areas on the body. This can include Atopic dermatitis (Eczema) and contact dermatitis.

Irritant contact dermatitis can be caused by frequent exposure to things like soap and detergents. Dermatitis can also be made worse by changes in temperature, moisture, and clothing. Allergic contact dermatitis is caused by an allergy such as metals, rubber, textiles, or plants. Dermatitis and Atopic eczema may not always have a known cause, but working out your personal skin triggers is a good step to preventing symptoms.

Work out what causes your Dermatitis flare-ups and work with a dermatologist or your GP to find the best solution for you.

Although dermatitis can affect anywhere on the body generally the hands and face are affected the most. You might notice red, purple, or grey patches on the skin, which is itchy, painful, and inflamed.

At e-Surgery our UK based prescribers can provide you with a private prescription online for your Dermatitis treatment. You can use e-Surgery’s free to use ‘ask a pharmacist’ service for free health advice from a medical professional.

Your Dermatitis treatment will be sent from our UK based private pharmacy and sent via the Royal Mail to a delivery location of your choice in plain, discreet packaging.

The time it takes for dermatitis to clear varies based on the type and severity. Mild cases may resolve within days to weeks with proper care, avoiding doing anything that may trigger it.  Severe cases may require weeks to months to improve, so it’s best to always consult your GP or pharmacist to discuss treatment options.

Yes, dermatitis is treatable. The treatment approach depends on the type and severity of the condition. There are medications that you can get over the counter or from an online pharmacy.  While it may not be entirely curable, symptoms can be effectively controlled if treated early.

This will be entirely dependent on various factors to do with the individual, though the majority of creams should be affective. Creams such as Dermovate Scalp Application can be ordered from e-Surgery, which works to reduce the skins selling and irritation.

The symptoms of Dermatitis can worsen if left untreated or the triggers are not avoided. You should consult your GP, pharmacist or dermatologist if you believe you have the condition, as they can guide you on the treatment options.

Yes, experiencing stress can release a hormone called cortisol, which will lead to flare ups or break outs of eczema or other skin conditions. It’s best to make sure you can handle workloads or pressure the best way possible and try to relax and rest when possible.

Dermatitis affects the skin in many ways due to it causing irritation, which in turn can cause the skin to blister. Symptoms can be managed with the correct treatments, so it’s best to consult your GP, pharmacist or dermatologist if you are concerned with the health of your skin.

No, Dermatitis cannot be spread from one person to another through contact. You don’t have to worry about staying far away from others, but be wary of the various deodorants, shower gels and creams you use as they can cause break outs.

No, thankfully Dermatitis does not do any long-term harm to your body or health. So, it’s not too worrying if you feel you’re showing symptoms, as there are treatment options available from high-street and online pharmacies like e-Surgery.com