1. Dry and itchy skin

One of the most common symptoms in patients with this disease is dry skin. This dryness usually manifests as fine cracks and scales on the surface of the skin that feel rough to the touch. Dry skin is prone to itching, and itching often leads to patients scratching, which in turn aggravates skin damage, forming a vicious cycle.

2. Rash and erythema

The patients often appear on the skin of various forms of rash, such as papules, blisters, eczema and so on. These rashes may appear red or dark red, with clear or blurred borders. As the disease progresses, the rash may fuse into patches, forming large red spots. The appearance of erythema is often accompanied by intense itching, which brings great discomfort to patients.

3. Skin contamination

Because of debilitated skin obstruction capability in patients are inclined to auxiliary bacterial or viral contaminations. Skin will play out the most widely recognized disease and can cause inconveniences like pustules and folliculitis. Contamination can exasperate the first skin aggravation, delay the course of the illness, and increment the trouble of treatment.

4. Sleep disorders

Patients with this kind of illness often have trouble sleeping because of unbearable itching, resulting in insufficient sleep or decreased sleep quality. Long-term sleep disorders can cause problems such as fatigue and lack of concentration, further affecting the patient's quality of life and work efficiency.

5. Mood swings

Due to the recurring symptoms of this disease, patients often face both physical and psychological stress. Factors such as itching, pain, and limited social activities can lead to mood swings, manifested as anxiety, depression and other psychological problems. These problems, in turn, can worsen skin symptoms, creating a vicious cycle.

6. Differences in performance among different age groups

Atopic dermatitis may present differently in patients of different ages. In infancy, patients usually present with an eczema-like rash on the face, scalp, and flexion sides of the limbs; In childhood, the limbs may be extended and mossy. Adult patients may develop hand eczema, dry dermatitis and so on. Understanding these age-specific differences in performance can help identify atopic dermatitis more accurately.

According to what has been mentioned and introduced above, it can be observed and seen that the disease is a complex and stubborn skin disease with a variety of symptoms that vary from person to person. By understanding these common symptoms, we can better identify the disease and seek professional medical help sooner. For atopic dermatitis patients, it is very important to keep the skin clean and moist, avoid irritating substances, and maintain good lifestyle habits and mentality. At the same time, regular examination and treatment by a professional doctor is also the key to controlling the development of the disease. Finally, we call on all sectors of society to pay attention to atopic dermatitis as a common skin disease, strengthen the popularization and publicity of relevant knowledge, and improve the public's awareness and attention to atopic dermatitis. Only in this way can we better help patients reduce their suffering and improve their quality of life.