Eczema,

Eczema, eczema or dermatitis is a skin disease that occurs due to severe inflammation causing the formation of blisters or vesicles (small bubbles) on the skin, eventually breaking and discharging a very distinctive liquid (clear). The term eczema is also used for a group of conditions where as a cause of changes in the pattern of the skin and will cause specifications on the surface of the skin or in Greek which mean 'flowing out or boiling' In eczema (dermatitis) there are types consisting of several types, such as : 

- Atopic dermatitis, is one type of eczema that is often encountered and the disease is a type of hereditary disease. Starting from a baby or still a child with symptoms of skin inflammation, itching in some patients often have fever and asthma. 

- Contact dermatitis. It consists of two types of allergies and irritants. In allergic causes by the presence of delayed immune reactions, and usually, there is contact with allergenic compounds resulting in the occurrence of skin inflammation within 48 hours after the procession. Causes of this type of eczema include nettles, cosmetic preservatives, perfumes, metals, and dyes. While irritant dermatitis caused by irritant compounds that damage the skin chemically for example detergent, hard soap, and various other cleaning products. This irritant compound can remove moisture and oil from the outer layer which then damages the protective layer causing inflammation. 

- Nummular dermatitis. The presence of multiple eczema plaques associated with dry skin often occurs on the outside of the legs, arms and hands. - Static dermatitis. Is a type of chronic eczema that occurs in the area of the inner leg that has to do with varicose veins.