What does eczema look like on the skin at different stages of eczema?
Eczema can appear differently at various stages. In the early stage, the skin may look red and inflamed, often accompanied by dry patches. As it progresses, the skin can become scaly, thickened, and may develop cracks, while in more severe cases, it can ooze or crust over.
Key points:
- Early eczema appears red and inflamed.
- Progression leads to dry, scaly, and thickened skin.
- Severe eczema may ooze and form crusts.
- Skin changes can vary based on triggers and individual response.
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