Sentence examples for eczema from from inspiring English sources

"My face broke out in eczema from the stress/frustration, seriously".

"I'm trying to find out if a healthy skin regime can in fact protect the skin barrier and prevent infant eczema from occurring in babies who either have a parent or sibling who has presented with eczema," he said.

My daughter, lover of soft-boiled eggs, seems to get eczema from egg whites, so I try to cook precisely, making the yolk soft and the rest discouragingly (but not unappetizingly) inflexible.

He came up the stairs and saw my hands with this huge wrapping of gauze around them, and I told him, 'Mr. Miller, I've had a very bad cooking accident.' How could I say, 'Mr. Miller, it's eczema from my nerves, from coping with you.' So he sat down, and it was pretty stunning for him.

This suggested that during early stages of infancy (i.e., below 12 months of age), abundances of classified OTUs may differentiate infants with eczema from the healthy matched controls.

To verify if Bifidobacterium, Enterococcus and Enterobacteriaceae are potential biomarkers that can be used to distinguish infants with eczema from those without, their abundances in a larger sample size were quantified using HOPE.

A comparison of two British birth cohorts (1958 and 1970) showed increases from 3.1%to6.4%4% for eczema and from 12%too 23.3% for hayfever at age 16 years.

For six months, they corresponded on subjects that ranged from eczema to Epicurus, from Sarkozy to Sartre.

I was such a wreck that there was eczema seeping from my hands.

The word "eczema" comes from "ekzein", the Greek for "to boil", which is a horribly accurate root.

I ended up putting on weight, getting bad eczema, suffering from constipation and throwing away money that wasn't easy to earn.