Comments on: Severe Allergies, Asthma, Hayfever And Eczema?(answer Only If You Know About This Please)?

By: ricky852

ricky852 — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 10:20:08 +0000

Hi,
Here is a video about Kangen 2.5 PH water treatment for Eczema. The next video shows how 2.5 PH water will kill bacteria on contact. It is very effective at doing this.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxLW-HKgQ…
You can get free alkaline water, place a add on http://www.craigslist.com and then ask for 8.5 PH alkaline water in a wanted add.
I know a person with 2 square feet of psoriasis on his skin 3 months ago. It is almost all gone at this time. He has suffered from this for many years. (more than 50 years)
Good Luck!

By: clueless

clueless — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 09:47:22 +0000

From what you are describing in definitely sounds like you need to get some medical attention on an immediate basis.
But I have had allergy problems, skin problems in the past (granted, they were not as severe as what you are experiencing) and I found a lady who treats allergies naturally and it worked for me after nothing else did. My step mother who was bordering on Type II diabetic, after seeing the results on me also went to her and it handled her allergies as well. She does NAET Allergy Treatment, Nutrition/Detoxification & Metabolic Typing.
What she does handles the source of the allergy, not just suppressing the body’s reaction to what your body thinks or is actually a poison for it, which is what antihistamine drugs and steroids do. She is in the UK. Let me know if you want to contact her as I know she would be fine to talk and see what she can do for you.

By: melody

melody — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 08:59:09 +0000

I have had similar problems in the past and am free of them now
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For your skin it can help to take omega 3, and vitiman E supplements.
There is an over the counter thing called viscopaste which is a zinc bandage that can help calm eczema.
Apart from steroids there is another prescription ointment called Protopic, which my dermatologist recommended to me and this was effective for me.
I also had photolight therapy for eczema- basically sunbeds- in a very controlled environment- but with these there is a risk of cancer which has to be considered.
Keeping your home envirornment dust free helps with athsma but otherwise I don’t know much.
Oilatum is good, another good brand for dry skin is Eucerin.
Best of luck!

By: BlueJay

BlueJay — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 05:46:02 +0000

Stress makes it worse. And if you are itching and miserable, you are stressed so it is a vicious cycle my doctor told me. If your allergy load is high then you will react strongly to things much faster. When it’s low you can get by with things that may ordinarily set your allergies off. There often seems to be no rhyme nor reason to why you react to things and you cannot pin anything down for future avoidance.
The coal tar treatments absolutely caused severe breaking out for me, much worse than usual daily eczema. Usually oils are not good for anyone with sensitive skin. They cause burning and itching in many of us. Steroids have no effect anymore and actually cause flare ups. Also I did not do well with Protopic or Elidel. The one thing that I have found to help somewhat after a lifetime of misery with this is when I finally found out I had Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and started taking a natural form of thyroid supplement (prescription) daily. And leaving sugar completely alone is one of the main things that helps give me relief. Some artificial sweeteners cause reactions in some people, I’ve heard. I don’t do well with them and many other food additives cause me problems.
I would say that we are very alike except for the asthma which I don’t have, but have more allergies to foods and chemicals, etc. than you list. One other thing you might check is if you have a skin scraping done for the lab to check for staphlococcus or yeasts. A lingering, mildly sore strep throat once kept my eczema constantly flared up until I took an antibiotic. I understand your problems very well and wish you better health. I hope this helps a little.

By: Kala

Kala — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 05:15:18 +0000

Hospital. Go. Now.

By: froglady

froglady — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 00:19:11 +0000

Sorry you’re having such a rough time. I have some of the same symptoms but not nearly as bad as yours. Have you been tested for Lupus? That’s what my doctor diagnosed me with ( other problems too). Hope you find relief soon.

By: asseenfr

asseenfr — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 18:09:10 +0000

My wife used to suffer with eczema. not as bad as yours sounds and for years there was the daily grind of betnovate and stuff but to no avail. Then by sheer chance she called to see her mother at her OAP home at the same time as a faith healer was visiting. my wife was persuaded to see him. needless to say she has never looked back. the eczema has go bar one small patch that occasionally flares up on her left elbow. I don’t say this will work for you but can it make things worse?