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Eczema Treatment
Quick easy access to a treatment for Eczema. Simple, fast and discreet service with complete clinical safety
Issued 2400+ treatments
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"A very quick, efficient and professional service. Treatment was emailed to my local pharmacy within minutes.
Also 50% cheaper than visiting a local GP."
By Cassie
Mar 1, 2023
How it Works
Get access to treatment in three simple steps
Complete Questionnaire
Answer about your medical history, symptoms and any medications you are currently taking.
Review by a Doctor
Your questionnaire will be viewed by one of our GP’s to ensure it is clinically suitable for you.
Eletronic Treatment
When your request is approved by our clinical team, we will send you a confirmation email with information on your treatment collection.
Is this service for me?
Our clinical team will assess the suitability of the service and the treatment request based on the information you provide in the questionnaire.
For first-time users of Eczema treatment, additional information about the available options will be provided during the questionnaire process to help you make an informed decision.
If at any point you are unsure about any of the questions or would like to discuss your situation in more detail, please book a Video Appointment with one of our GPs.
For first-time users of Eczema treatment, additional information about the available options will be provided during the questionnaire process to help you make an informed decision.
If at any point you are unsure about any of the questions or would like to discuss your situation in more detail, please book a Video Appointment with one of our GPs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Symptoms for eczema can include dry, itchy and red skin. In more severe cases the skin can become crusty and start to bleed.
The short answer is no. You cannot catch or pass on eczema with close contact to others.
Eczema can appear in a variety of areas of the body including the face, neck, inside elbows and knees, on the hands, torso and feet. Different people can experience symptoms in a range of areas on the body.
Along with topical treatment that can be prescribed a GP, it is best to clean and protect the skin every day, avoid any irritants that may cause flare-ups, treat your skin with topical treatment during flare-ups, avoid itching and prevent the skin of becoming infected.
The best way to avoid itching, which can make your symptoms worse, is to keep your skin moisturised every day, when experiencing itching you can use a cold compress to reduce redness and you can also use antihistamines to decrease the urge to itch your skin.
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