Eczema is an acute or chronic recurrent disease characterized by an inflammatory reaction formed under the influence of exogenous or endogenous factors, polymorphism of rash elements, and severe itching. The problem of eczema is currently becoming more and more urgent. In the structure of the incidence of chronic dermatoses, eczema accounts for up to 40% of all skin diseases. The incidence of eczema occurs in all age groups and often accompanies occupational diseases. The incidence of eczema is higher among women than among men.

Eczema, dermatoses, method, treatment, diagnosis.

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