Symptoms of Atopic Dermatitis

Itching or pruritus.  

Difficulty falling asleep. 

Eczema on the cheeks and scalp. Tend to appear in the first few months or years of life and, after scratching, can turn into scabs.

Eczematous lesions on the folds, nape, and back of the arms and legs usually appear during childhood.

Plaques of thickened skin due to the chronicity of the disease and chronic scratching in folds, head and neck, usually occur in adulthood and adolescents.