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Eczema can appear differently depending on your skin tone. On lighter skin, it typically shows up as red or pink patches, while on darker skin it may appear as brown, purple, or gray raised bumps.

Common areas affected by eczema include
• Back
• Upper chest
• Areas where skin folds or rubs together
• Arms and legs
• Hands Show Full Answer

Eczema can appear differently depending on your skin tone. On lighter skin, it typically shows up as red or pink patches, while on darker skin it may appear as brown, purple, or gray raised bumps.

Common areas affected by eczema include:
• Back
• Upper chest
• Areas where skin folds or rubs together
• Arms and legs
• Hands and feet Symptoms can flare up without warning and may include:
• Itchiness (most common symptom)
• Dryness
• Oozing
• Crustiness
• Thick skin with rough and scaly patches

While eczema can affect large portions of the body, working with a healthcare provider to identify triggers and maintain a consistent skincare routine can help manage symptoms and prevent future flares.

 AI-generated responses are not a substitute for medical advice. These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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