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Quali sono i sintomi della Dermatite Atopica?
- variare in intensità [3]
- variare in gravità [3]
- scatenare il ciclo ‘prurito-grattamento’ [3,4]
- cute arrossata e secca [6]
- cute screpolata [6]
- chiazze desquamate [6]
- sanguinamento o presenza di essudato [6]
- ansia [8,10]
- depressione [8,10]
- insicurezza [7]
- solitudine [9]
- mancanza di concentrazione [10]