Eczema (atopic dermatitis) is a chronic inflammatory skin condition causing intense itching, redness, dry scaly patches and skin thickening. In Bangalore’s climate, eczema is a year-round problem — worsening in winter when skin dries out and in summer when sweat triggers flares. It affects all ages from infants to adults.
At MiracleHealth Hospital, Uttarahalli, Dr. Anirudh P (MBBS, Dermatology) provides complete eczema management — from trigger identification and topical steroids to systemic immunosuppressants for severe refractory eczema. The goal is sustained remission, not just temporary relief.
With our ₹1,200/year plan, manage your eczema with unlimited follow-up visits — essential for a chronic relapsing condition.
📞 Call 82178 78807| Hospital | MiracleHealth Hospital |
| Address | Uttarahalli Main Road, near Royal Mart, Bangalore 560061 |
| Phone | 82178 78807 |
| Mon–Sat | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sunday | 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM |
| Consultation | ₹1,200/Year · Family of 4 · Unlimited |
| Appointment | Walk in anytime · No appointment needed |
Expert dermatologist specialising in eczema, psoriasis and inflammatory skin conditions. Provides evidence-based treatment with clear explanation of trigger avoidance and long-term management strategies.
Chronic itchy rash on face, neck, elbow and knee creases — common in children and young adults. Topical steroids, tacrolimus, antihistamines, trigger avoidance.
Rash from specific allergens — nickel in jewellery, rubber in gloves, fragrances in soap. Patch testing, allergen elimination.
Tiny blisters on palms and soles causing intense itching — triggered by sweat, stress, metals. Potent topical steroids, soak-and-smear technique.
Flaky, oily patches on scalp, face and chest — antifungal shampoos, topical ketoconazole, calcineurin inhibitors.
Eczema on lower legs from poor circulation — compression stockings, leg elevation, emollients, topical steroids.
Coin-shaped itchy patches — topical steroids, oral antihistamines, moisturiser therapy.
Widespread eczema not responding to topicals — systemic immunosuppressants (cyclosporine, methotrexate) or biologics (dupilumab) referral.
Childhood atopic dermatitis — coordinated with paediatrician. Trigger food identification, emollient bathing therapy, topical steroid ladder.
Food triggers (eggs, milk, wheat, nuts), environmental (dust mite, pet dander, pollen), contact allergens — identified through history and patch testing.
Regular emollient (moisturiser) application is the cornerstone of eczema management — twice daily, after bath, on damp skin. Reduces flare frequency by 50%.
Mild steroid for face and skin folds · Moderate for body · Potent for palms and soles — used short-term during flares. Tapering to calcineurin inhibitors for maintenance.
Oral antihistamines for itch · Short course of oral steroids for severe flares · Systemic immunosuppressants for refractory eczema — with regular monitoring.
Proactive topical steroid application twice weekly on previously affected areas — the most evidence-based strategy to prevent eczema relapse.
Dr. Anirudh P Dermatologist · Atopic Dermatitis · Itching Relief · Walk In Anytime
📞 Call 82178 78807