Take control of your eczema

Research has given experts further understanding of atopic dermatitis (AD), the most common form of eczema, and there are management options that may support your care. This makes now a good time to re-engage with your doctor and explore the right eczema management course for you.

It's time to make your own change.

Three steps to take control of your eczema

We have put together three helpful tools to help you start the conversation with your doctor: starting from understanding the visible and invisible impact of AD, moving on to planning for that conversation with your doctor and leading to exploring all about eczema.

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Understand
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Plan your next
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Explore all about eczema >

Starting a new conversation with your doctor

Atopic dermatitis symptoms can be tough to live with, but being proactive can renew your hope.

Change can begin with a new eczema conversation with your doctor. Partnering with your doctor is key to finding a treatment plan that's right for you.

Explore Lydia’s experience of living with eczema in the video below and find out how speaking to her doctor helped her take control of her symptoms.

“It had taken every surface of my body. I wanted to go and see a professional and I wanted the help.”

Lydia

Why it's time to have a new eczema conversation

With the understanding of atopic dermatitis having evolved,
it could be time to start a new conversation with yours.

Watch the video below and hear from Dr Ruth Cammish, as she describes why it’s important to have an open conversation with your doctor about eczema.

“Your GP or your dermatologist definitely want to know if you’re struggling with your skin and the impact that it’s having on your life.”

Dr. Ruth Cammish, GP

Woman sitting in front of laptop watching a video of a male doctor speak to camera

Are you ready to take
control of your eczema?

Actively prepare for your next appointment to make the most of your time with your doctor.

Start with this intuitive tool that can help you think more about the impact atopic dermatitis has on your day-to-day life, giving you a better understanding of your eczema.

Understand the impact of atopic dermatitis >