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Anemia is a common complication in severe forms of EB. Learn about the diagnosis and management of anemia in the EB population as outlined in these Clinical Practice Guidelines.

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Bone health is an important part of overall health for people living with EB. Learn what supports healthy bones, why some people with EB are at greater risk for bone complications, and ways to help maintain bone health throughout life. 

The most frequent cancer that affects those with EB is called Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) and can grow and spread quickly. Learn about the diagnosis and management of SCC in the EB population as outlined in these Clinical Practice Guidelines. 

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Learn about preventative nutritional care for the management of constipation in children and adults with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). 

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Our Recommendations for Daily Living address a variety of topics, such as adaptive equipment, shoe suggestions, scooter options, and more. 

The eyes are an area that are prone to having issues for people with EB. Pediatric Ophthalmologist, Vicki M. Chen, MD, offers strategies on how to prevent blistering, scarring, and vision loss. 

Skin affected by EB is prone to blistering and scarring in areas exposed to repeated pressure or friction, like the hands and feet. Learn strategies for hand and foot care in EB to help reduce friction, protect the skin, and improve mobility. 

For those with EB, proper nutrition is vital for adequate growth and development, wound healing, immune system function, and more. debra of America offers strategies for managing nutrition in children and adults with EB.

Occupational and physical therapy can help people living EB maintain mobility, strength, independence, and participation in everyday activities. Explore information on the roles of OTs and PTs, therapy considerations for EB, and approaches to staying active.

Dental problems can occur with different frequencies and different degrees of severity in many forms of EB. debra of America has compiled a list of helpful resources on this subject for both the EB patient and oral health care providers. 

Pain and itching are burdensome daily problems for people living with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). Explore information and resources to help understand and manage pain and itch associated with EB.

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This consensus guideline on palliative and end-of-life care offers evidence-based, best care guidelines to prevent or ease suffering while improving comfort at all stages of Epidermolysis Bullosa. 

These Clinical Practice Guidelines aim to improve the effectiveness and quality of pregnancy and childbirth are for women of reproductive age with EB.  

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Psychosocial support encompasses psychological, social, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing.

EB does not inhibit an individual’s ability to participate in sexual activities. Read recommendations to help support sexual participation of those living with EB in these Clinical Practice Guidelines. 

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Read Commonly Asked Questions about EB care received by our EB Nurse Educator. Topics include braces, tattoos, breastfeeding, and more. 

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