Moisturisers vs no treatment (no moisturiser)
Moisturisers may leads to lower number of participants who experienced a flare compared with no treatment (no moisturiser) (low certainty).
- RR 0.4 [0.23, 0.7]2 studies · 87 participantsLow
Moisturisers may leads to lower number of participants who experienced a flare compared with no treatment (no moisturiser) (low certainty).
All moisturisers probably leads to lower number of participants who experienced a flare compared with vehicle, placebo or no moisturiser (moderate certainty).
Oat‐containing moisturisers may leads to lower number of participants who experienced a flare compared with vehicle or no moisturiser (low certainty).
Urea‐containing moisturisers may leads to lower number of participants who experienced a flare compared with vehicle, placebo or no moisturiser (low certainty).
The review found no eligible studies for this question.
Atopiclair probably leads to lower number of participants who experienced a flare compared with vehicle (moderate certainty).
Vehicle treatment + daily moisturiser probably leads to higher number of participants who experienced a flare compared with fluticasone propionate twice weekly + daily moisturiser (moderate certainty).
Topical active treatment in combination with moisturiser may leads to lower number of participants who experienced a flare compared with topical active treatment alone (low certainty).