Why Eczema Shows Up Where It Does (and What It’s Really Telling You)
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- Eczema reads as a ‘heat’ condition, so the everyday choices matter. In Chinese medicine, weepy flares point to ‘dampness’ and dry, cracked patches point to blood deficiency. Dr. Erika’s rule of thumb is to stop adding fuel, think saunas, spicy food, and stimulants, while you calm the body down.
- Where a flare keeps returning can be a clue. Dr. Erika maps recurring spots, the cheeks, the back, the fingers and toes, to the organs, glands, and nerves nearby. It is her clinical lens rather than a diagnosis, but it reframes a stubborn patch as information instead of a mystery.
- Order of operations beats any single protocol. Dr. Erika makes the case for opening drainage and stabilizing first, testing later, and repairing in sequence. When healing stalls even though you are doing everything right, the missing piece is often the order, not the effort.
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