Translating guidelines into practical action.
We bridge the gap between clinical advice and lived experience. myEczema delivers short, evidence-aligned support that empowers patients to manage itch, sleep, and info overload with professional rigour.
47%
Not myEczema data: in a small UK study of education plus reminders for young children, parent-reported eczema scores fell 47%.1
Addressing The Care Gap
Patient education
Appointment time is limited. Our guides explain eczema in plain English, one topic at a time, with their sources listed.
3 min
Average onboarding
24/7
Digital Support
Built on NICE and NHS sources
Our guides use NICE guidance and NHS information to set out short, actionable steps.
Managing Info Overload
Eczema advice comes from everywhere. Our published information is short, one topic at a time, and general: it is not advice about any one person's skin.
myEczema was started by two people who live with eczema, one of them now a final-year medical student.
Patient-Reported Data, Captured Responsibly
We don't just track; we translate. Patients can optionally attach a personal 1-10 note to a diary entry, stored for their own reference and for appointment prep, never charted, trended, averaged, or analysed by us. It gives patients a tactile, supportive sanctuary for recovery.
Patient-logged severity notes
Patients can optionally attach a personal 1-10 note to a diary entry. It's stored for their own use, we do not chart, trend, average, or analyse it.
Emollient Stewardship
Smart reminders and education. Not myEczema data: in a small UK study of education plus reminders for young children, parent-reported eczema scores fell 47%.1
1. Mason JM, Carr J, Buckley C, Hewitt S, Berry P, Taylor J, Cork MJ. Improved emollient use reduces atopic eczema symptoms and is cost neutral in infants. BMC Dermatology 2013. DOI: 10.1186/1471-5945-13-7
Are you the missing piece of dermatology?
We want to work with people who care for adults with eczema, to make patient information clearer and easier to check.
Dermatology teams
We would like to hear from dermatology teams about the questions patients most often bring while they wait, so our information can answer them clearly.
GPs and practice nurses
Tell us where our information could be clearer or more accurate.
Let's discuss the future of dermatology and eczema care.
Get in touch about our information or about working together. We aim to reply within 5 working days.
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