Updates on Atopic Dermatitis - From Sunflower Oil to Dupilumab
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Atopic dermatitis, commonly known as eczema, is a chronic itchy skin condition that affects 10-20% of the US population. In this presentation from March 16, 2021, Dr. Jeff Yu discusses the symptoms and causes of eczema. He also covers treatment options ranging from alternative to conventional medical treatments. Whether you are a patient with eczema, a caregiver of someone with eczema, or someone interested in learning more about it, this talk provides you with up-to-date information on this chronic condition.
That was very informative. I've learned a lot and thank you for the people who continue the studies of eczema. We're a huge community and we're very grateful
This is the best and most comprehensive explanation for managing eczema I've come across. Thank you so much! In my opinion I see lots of emerging options to do with gut health and other stuff, which look exciting, but for now, this is the tried and true stuff.
more informative than my doctors visits throught the years that cost me shitload of money
Totally agree!!
Thank you very much Doctor . It is a wonderful and complete lecture and updated.
Love Dr Lu’s presentation
Can't go wrong with sunflower oil and a little water mixed in. Cheap af and does more than any cream ever did for me. It's amazing the NHS says nothing about this on their website and instead of this they issue you steroid creams or expensive creams.
Awesome information, thanks for sharing!
Very well presented and informative, thNKA!
My eczema started after my fifth booster vaccination Moderna. It started with a DVT in my left leg which swelled up. The skin blistered and slabbed up. After four months and a visit to a private Doctor who diagnosed eczema. My right leg has now got it. I have also seen two other people with this condition after having the vaccination for Covid. This is definitely a side effect from the vaccination. I never had eczema before this and would like to hear from others who have suffered it after vaccination?
I have atopic dermatitis, it's challenging at the moment, so I'm looking for more information and advices.
Great information, thank you for sharing! :)
How to get a pdf copy of this article please
I take a bath with a huge scoop of coconut oil. I moisturize with Sarna sensitive itch cream. So far, so good.
regular coconut oil? also isnt that to little for a bath size to be effective?
atopic dermatitis can do a covid vaccine? thank you for wonderful explanation about Ad
vaccine will trigger and cause flare ups if you have ezcema.
Even without looking, I can tell that he is an Asian guy. He speaks with Asian style.
Wow what a skill 🙄
How to get rid of irritation for gnats on your body
Here the good Dr is exaggerating the Specific Effectiveness of the Dupixent for Adults and Older Population:
In a Phase III Trial, the 10% of Placebo patients got Atopic Dermatitis better during the Test Period and the 40% Dupixent Patients got better. They did not give data for Existing Corticosteroid Treated Patient cohorts. In the absence of a complete set of Testing, it can be concluded that maximum 30% of Dupi Patients got the "good results" not 65% or more this Dr. claims.
Plus, in the US, for Medicare covered older patients, the cost of it will be unthinkable. Total cost is $3300 per Month (2 shots of 300 mg each) and the patients must pay $1000 per month (2/3 of the cost is absorbed by the Medicare Advantage Plans). How a Medicare Social Security receiving Seniors can pay this price, for the 30% chance of getting better from AT? Plus, if you stop the Dupi after a few months, the AT will come back MORE aggressively! Beware, please.
Dermatologists must look for much cheaper affordable cure for AT in order to be REASONABLE to the target Patients, who are already feeling sick of the disease.
Great speaker and learned so much. Thank you!
Also just wanted to mention that Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW) is an emerging issue that many people with eczema are facing after using steroid cream. I hope more dermatologists can be aware of this.