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While many providers focus solely on symptom relief,
Apex Allergy and Asthma takes a deeper approach. We work to discover what’s behind your flare-ups and craft a personalized treatment plan that helps you reclaim comfort and confidence in your own skin.
Eczema (also known as atopic dermatitis) is a chronic skin condition that causes inflammation, dryness, and intense itching. There are several types of eczema, each with its own pattern, cause, and treatment approach.
Eczema is not just a temporary discomfort; it can impact your sleep, confidence, and daily life. Left unmanaged, it can lead to skin thickening, infections, and even emotional stress from the constant flare-ups.
When we catch eczema signs early, we can take control before it takes control of you. Our experts at
Apex Allergy and Asthma are dedicated to transforming the typical treat-and-repeat approach with targeted care that protects your skin’s long-term health and keeps symptoms under control.
Eczema doesn’t always show up the same way, and some signs can be easy to miss. Beyond dry and itchy skin, here are other symptoms that could point to eczema:
These signs are often part of a bigger pattern. If you’re experiencing any of them regularly, consult our eczema specialists in San Antonio.
Eczema doesn’t have one clear cause. It’s usually a combination of genetics, immune responses, and environmental triggers. Some people are more sensitive to irritants, allergens, or stress, which can all cause flare-ups. The more common triggers are:
Eczema rarely indicates what’s causing it right away; what looks like a rash may not be as skin-deep as you might expect. That’s why
Apex Allergy and Asthma takes the time to understand your skin, your symptoms, and your environment to uncover the root cause of your condition. We go beyond simply naming the problem to truly understanding how it uniquely affects your life. Our diagnostic process often includes:
We’ll talk through your skin symptoms, how long they’ve been happening, and what seems to make them better or worse. Family history of eczema or allergies can also offer important clues.
Eczema can show up in many ways—redness, dryness, or thickened patches—so we’ll take a close look at your skin to assess the pattern and severity of your flare-ups.
Whether it’s allergens, stress, skincare products, or weather, finding what’s fueling your eczema is key. We’ll work with you to spot patterns and pinpoint common triggers.
For some, allergies play a major role. In those cases, we may recommend skin or blood tests to help identify contributing allergens and tailor your care.
Eczema may be persistent, but so are we. At
Apex Allergy and Asthma, we offer trusted, evidence-based treatments designed to soothe your skin, prevent flare-ups, and bring lasting relief.
Calm inflammation and restore your skin’s barrier using medicated creams tailored to your eczema type and severity.
Ease persistent itching and flare-ups with targeted oral treatments that help manage your body’s immune response.
Identify the source of your flare-ups, then develop strategies to prevent or manage allergens, irritants, or other triggers.
Target the source of chronic inflammation with advanced injectable therapies like Dupixent for long-term eczema control.
Apply dermatologist-recommended products and routines to keep your skin moisturized, protected, and less reactive.
Manage stress and everyday irritants with expert guidance focused on improving your skin from the inside out.
It’s time to invest in care that makes a difference. At
Apex Allergy and Asthma, we’re ready to support you with answers, relief, and a care plan that perfectly fits your lifestyle.
Eczema is a chronic condition, and most people suffer recurrent flare-ups throughout their lives. But with the right treatment plan, many people experience long periods of relief and fewer flare-ups. We focus on long-term management, not just quick fixes.
Yes, allergies can trigger or worsen eczema in some people. That’s why we often perform allergy testing to help identify and manage potential triggers in your environment or diet.
Eczema often begins in infancy or early childhood, but it can develop at any age. At Apex, we treat both kids and adults with a personalized care plan for every stage of life.
We typically recommend avoiding harsh soaps, fragrances, certain fabrics (like wool), extreme temperatures, and stress. After identifying your triggers, we’ll guide you on what to avoid based on your unique case.
Mark C Stahl, DO
Mark C Stahl, DO