Eczema is most common in children under age 5, but it can appear, or reappear, in adulthood as well. If eczema develops for the first time in adulthood, it commonly happens in your 50s.

According to The National Eczema Association, half of patients with moderate to severe atopic dermatitis admit that it significantly limits their lifestyle, and up to one-half of adults with ...

Some people who went through childhood without eczema can develop it as adults as a chronic condition. Eczema is not curable, but taking the right preventive steps and getting appropriate ...

Eczema, which is also known as atopic dermatitis, can and does persist into adulthood for more than 16 million adults. If you first developed eczema in childhood, you may have learned to recognize ...

The National Eczema Association published research in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology that established the prevalence of multiple eczema diagnoses among adults in the U.S. The researchers ...

It's known as the itch you can’t scratch, and no one knows it better than someone who has had the rashy skin condition since birth.