LIVE FOR TODAY, PLAN FOR TOMORROW
If your atopic dermatitis (AD) is getting in the way of how you live your life and what you expect from the future, then it may not be well controlled.
By working with a dermatologist to better understand your atopic dermatitis, you could discover new ways of managing the condition, and start living life on your own terms.
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ATOPIC DERMATITIS QUESTIONNAIRES
When you live with Atopic Dermatitis (AD), it might be easy to forget just how much of your life is impacted due to living with your symptoms for many years.
Equally, you could struggle to explain the impact of AD on your life to others.
Either way, why not take the Atopic Dermatitis Control Test (ADCT) questionnaire today to clearly explain exactly how much you are affected by your AD.
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EZTRACK APP FOR ATOPIC DERMATITIS
The EZTrack app offers advice and tips about living with atopic dermatitis and gives you a place to keep track of your symptoms.
Use the app to prepare for your healthcare professional appointments and better manage your atopic dermatitis long-term. Developed and funded by Sanofi.
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Understanding atopic dermatitis
Frequent atopic dermatitis flare-ups may be a part of a bigger story happening inside the body. The visible signs of atopic dermatitis may come from under the skin. So what causes atopic dermatitis, and what could really be going on beneath the surface?
Living with atopic dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis is often seen as ‘just’ a skin disease, yet it can impact the lives of those affected in many ways.1 Understanding the physical and psychological impact can help manage the condition.
Atopic dermatitis support
We have some practical tools to help you better manage your atopic dermatitis. Check out the EZTrack app and the ABCs of Atopic Dermatitis.
Atopic dermatitis community
When you have atopic dermatitis, it can feel like you’re on your own. Nothing could be further from the truth. Learn more about our commitment to #ChangeAD and the patient organisations and other initiatives available to you.