Sentences with phrase «recurring dermatitis»

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Medically termed infantile seborrheic dermatitis, cradle cap can last up to age 3 and sometimes recurs beyond this period in an adult form, according to PubMed Health.

All are classic signs of atopic dermatitis, a chronic and recurring skin condition that people commonly call eczema.

It's a form of seborrheic dermatitis, otherwise known as recurring or chronic eczema.

If the underlying problem is not controlled, yeast dermatitis is likely to periodically recur.

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Research also reveals that cats injected with flea antigen require life - long treatment for hypo - sensitization as the symptoms of atopy and allergic dermatitis recur if the treatment is discontinued.