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Treatment of atopic dermatitis - neurodermatitis
Neurodermatitis (also known as atopic dermatitis) is a common skin disease that now affects up to 25% of children and 1-3% of adults. In the last four decades, the incidence of atopic dermatitis has tripled in western industrialized countries! Due to significant progress in understanding the underlying mechanisms, new therapies have been developed in recent years.
Atopic dermatitis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that mainly affects the large bends (elbows, hollows of the knees, neck) and is typically accompanied by very dry skin and agonizing itching. The disease can begin at different ages, but symptoms such as cradle cap on the scalp or rashes on the cheeks or stomach/back can often be found as early as the first year of life. In many of these children, however, the atopic dermatitis can improve by the time they start school with good care, so that it is estimated that only around half of children will continue to suffer from the disease. Atopic dermatitis is often accompanied by other allergic diseases such as asthma, hay fever or food allergies.
Treatments & therapies
Triggers of neurodermatitis
Various trigger factors can trigger an acute flare-up at any time, even in the case of previously stable atopic dermatitis. Knowing the possible triggers can be an important strategy for doctors and patients to reduce flare-ups. It is important to clarify that avoiding the triggers can lead to an improvement in atopic dermatitis, but not to a cure.
Frequent triggers are stimuli such as climatic factors (extreme heat, cold), sweating, infections of various kinds, contact with animal hair and stress. Environmental factors such as frequent washing without subsequent skin care, irritating clothing or scratching can also worsen the skin. In addition, a seemingly harmless pollen allergy to grasses, house dust mites or birch trees, for example, can also lead to an acute flare-up through skin contact.
Please contact JUVENIS by phone at +43 1 236 3020by e-mail to empfang@juvenismed.at or via the contact formto make an appointment for a consultation or treatment.
Therapy
The main aim of the therapy is to improve the itching and inflammation of the skin. A therapy plan individually tailored to the patient makes it easier to deal with different degrees of severity and phases of atopic dermatitis.
It is important to use care products regularly, which can significantly reduce dryness and itching of the skin. Possible triggers for flare-ups should also be identified and eliminated. In addition, temporary antipruritic, disinfectant or cortisone-containing ointments can help to improve the inflammation. In the case of very severe rashes, it is also possible to prescribe systemic medication to improve the condition.
Online training on the skin disease neurodermatitis - atopic dermatitis by Dr. Christine Bangert: selpers.com/atopische-dermatitis
The following topics on atopic dermatitis are explained in this course:
- How can I avoid relapses?
- How do I find a good cream for atopic dermatitis?
- How do I apply cortisone cream correctly and what alternatives are there?
- What is light therapy and is it suitable for me?
- What treatment options are available?
- As a patient, what can I do in everyday life to combat itching and other symptoms?
Treatment regions
Costs
| Treatment | Price |
|---|---|
| First appointment neurodermatitis | € 190 |
FAQs
Atopic dermatitis is a chronic inflammatory skin condition characterized by dry skin, itching, and recurring eczema. The condition often occurs in flare-ups and can vary in severity.
Common symptoms include:
severe itching
dry, sensitive skin
reddened and inflamed areas of skin
scaly or weeping eczema
Symptoms may vary depending on age and skin type.
The condition is caused by a combination of various factors, including:
genetic predisposition
impaired skin barrier
Immune responses
Environmental factors such as allergens or stress
Treatment is tailored to each individual and may include:
medical skincare to strengthen the skin barrier
anti-inflammatory treatments
Medication for severe flare-ups
Advice on triggers and skin care
The goal is to reduce flare-ups and stabilize the skin over the long term.
A complete cure is not currently possible. However, with the right treatment, the condition can be effectively managed and quality of life significantly improved.
The process begins with a thorough dermatological examination and review of your medical history. We then develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your skin and your symptoms.
Most treatments are not painful. The goal is to soothe the skin and relieve discomfort.
Key measures include:
Regular skincare tailored to your skin type
Avoiding known triggers
gentle cleansing of the skin
Stress reduction
Depending on the treatment, side effects may occur; however, these will be discussed in detail beforehand. The treatment is chosen to be as gentle and effective as possible.
The cost depends on the type of treatment and the individual treatment plan. An initial consultation for atopic dermatitis costs €190.
You can get the exact prices during a personal consultation.
Since this is a medical treatment, your health insurance may cover some or all of the costs. You will receive an invoice to submit to your insurance provider.
At JUVENIS, you will be cared for by experienced dermatologists. Through modern treatment approaches, personalized care, and tailored skincare regimens, we aim to achieve long-term stabilization of your skin and a significant improvement in your quality of life.
We have answered the most frequently asked questions about atopic dermatitis here. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us atempfang@juvenismed.at or by phone at +43 1 236 3020.
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Senior Physician Dr. med.Tamara Arnoldner, MD
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