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Is it possible to have eczema in this area? The moisturizing cream doesn't seem to be effective, my breasts itch a lot. | Medimap

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Is it possible to have eczema in this area? The moisturizing cream doesn't seem to be effective, my breasts itch a lot.

Yes, it is possible to develop eczema in that area. If the moisturizing cream is not effective and your skin is itching a lot, it may be helpful to consult with a pharmacist for personalized advice. They can recommend different treatments or products that may be more effective for your specific needs.

Is it possible to have eczema in this area? The moisturizing cream doesn't seem to be effective, my breasts itch a lot.

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