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Will my child grow out of their eczema?

Answered by Dawn Kelly
8th September 2015

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Although eczema is quite common in young children, many will show significant improvements by the age of 5 and a significant percentage should no longer have the condition by the time they reach their teens.

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Dawn Kelly

Dawn is a qualified paediatric nurse, health visitor and lecturer with over 20 years’ experience. She’s written widely about child health and development and has a wealth of knowledge about childhood illnesses and advising parents on issues such as weaning and sleep. Her three daughters also put her knowledge to the test!
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Dr Claire Winstanley has been a qualified GP for nearly twenty years, graduating in medicine from Newcastle in 1993 and has worked as a GP in surgeries in Buckinghamshire and London. Dr Claire Winstanley has a particular interest in children’s health, having recently authored a book which is a practical guide for new parents. She currently lives in Bristol and has three children.

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