That eczema is of a hereditary nature there seems abundant evidence to prove, the progeny of eczematous parents predisposing the offspring to suffer--when the exciting cause comes into play--in a like manner.
In most instances the disease is of an eczematous nature, requiring constitutional treatment for its removal.
For years has never been free from eczematous troubles.
The eruption also bears a strong resemblance to these remedies, and if one may judge from the symptoms enumerated ought to prove a potent rival in erysipelas and eczematous complaints.
Men or women who worry about their eczematous condition apparently prolong it.
Cabinet crises in England are found to be likely to be followed by the recurrence of eczematous conditions in older members of the Cabinet or by first attacks in some of those whose skin has been irritated by some internal condition.
Eczematous affections constitute a very important class of skin diseases, the prominent characteristics of which are eruption and itching.
The eczematous surfaces should not be bathed frequently, and never with harsh or irritating soaps.
In all the varieties of eczematous affections, except scabies, the treatment of which will hereafter be separately considered, remedies employed with a view to the removal of the constitutional fault are of the greatest importance.
All varieties of eczematous affections, except scabies, are only temporarily relieved by external applications, while the radical cure depends upon a protracted use of alterative, or blood-cleansing medicines.
Eczematous children should not be taken out when the weather is very cold or when there are high winds.
When an external remedy is applied to any eczematous surface it is necessary to apply it on a cloth.
Cattle may suffer from eczematous inflammations in the region of the forehead, back of neck and base of tail.
Eczematous inflammation of the skin may occur in all domestic animals, but it is most common in the dog.
Quite recently, however, many observations have been recorded tending to show that the old dread of vaccinating an eczematouschild was not altogether warranted.
These have been described as resembling wheals of urticaria or herpetic or eczematous {873} vesicles (Bristowe).
There is a growing belief that some cases presenting eczematous aspects are probably parasitic in origin.
Although it was thought at one time to be a cancerous disease resulting from a continued eczematous inflammation of the parts, there is now but little doubt that it is of malignant nature from the earliest stages.
Eczematous inflammation, if present, is to be treated with the ordinary remedies.
The symptoms appear usually soon after exposure, and consist of an inflammatory condition of the skin of an eczematous nature, varying in degree from an erythematous to a bullous character, and with or without [oe]dema and swelling.
In fact, an eczematous eruption of the pustular type soon results, attended with more or less crust formation.
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