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Factors known to trigger atopic eczema (AE) consist of skin irritants (detergents), contact allergens ( perfume and preservatives), aeroallergens, food/dietary factors, microbial colonisation or infection, climate (dry, extreme cold or hot weather), environment (hard water) and psychological stress. Food allergens Food allergy is responsible for triggering/exacerbating atopic eczema in >35% […]