Eczema

Dermatitis eczma are a common problem all over the world. Their incidence is 2_3% of all medical problem seen in practice. Because of the jungle of terminology, defintion classification of the subject are opten controversial. Despite this confusion. The two term dermatitis eczema are being used synonymous by most dermatologists. In the practic of dermatology, the first step is to establish the clinical diagnosis of dermatitis eczema. Then decide the clinico morphological pattern, viz, contact, atopic, neurodermatitis, graviational, endogenous or seborrhoeic. The final & most important step is to make an etiological diagnosis i. E. Establishing the role of the different causes or cause responsible for the dermatitis.

• Photo dermatitis.
• Contact dermatitis.
• Infective eczematioid dermatitis.
• Endogenous eczema.
• Infantile eczema.
• Seborrhoeic eczema.
• Atopic eczema.
• Discoid eczema.
• Disseminated eczema.
• Dyshidrosis.
• Varicose eczema.

Dermatitis eczema is non contagious inflammation of the skin, charcterized by erythema, scaling, oedema, vesiculation oozing. Hebra says, eczema is what looks like eczema. Dermatitis literally means inflammation of the skin such can include all inflammations of the skin except by specific infections. The term eczema is a greek word. The whole word implies'boil out.

Histopathology- characteristic features are intercellular oedema vesicle formation. There may be mild to moderate dermal reaction. In chronic cases, hyperkeratosis, acanthosis infiltation of upper dermis with lympocytes are seen.
Etiology:-

• Individual susceptibillty to offending
• Localised.
• Generalised due to inhalation of offending agent
• Familial predisposition common.
• Warm, humid conditions.
• Hyperhydois.
• Trauma.
• Infection, other.

Symptom/ sigs/ lesion base homeopath treatment, homeopathic medicine apply.
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