A traditional Chinese herbal medicine consisting of five herbs may ease eczema symptoms, a study suggests.
Researchers found the treatment reduced the need for conventional
medicines, and improved the quality of life for young patients with
atopic eczema.
The study of 85 patients by the Chinese University of Hong Kong is reported in the British Journal of Dermatology.
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