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Question by Green Is Sexxxy: Alternative treatment for Dyshidrosis (eczema)?
My dr wants me to apply clobetarol (topical steroid) to treat my Dyshidrosis (type of eczema). He wasn’t able to tell me if it was safe to use while breastfeeding…all the meds he looked up were “unknown risks”.

If there are other more natural ways to treat eczema, I’d rather go that route. Anyone have any info for me?

Thanks to all =)

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Answer by ☮Jen D☮
A natural treatment for eczema:

Vitamin B complex – 50-100 mg 3x daily
Plus
Niacin (B-3) – 100 mg 3x daily
B-6 – 50 mg 3x daily
B-12 – 200 mcg daily
Biotin – 300 mg daily
Vitamin E – 400 iu daily

Avoid dairy products, eggs, sugar, gluten, fats and processed foods.
Increase your consumption of raw fruits and vegetables

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Question by steanah: Toddler with Eczema of the eyelids seeking safe alternative treatment.?
My daughter, now 14 months, began symptoms at 9 months on her eyelids. It began after we came home from a trip to Disney, so we thought maybe it was due to sudden weather changes or some crazy infection from traveling or water change. But it persisted. We thought it may be an allergy so we did a deep home cleansing, used all green cleaning products, anti allergy laundry soaps, made the cat live outside and banned the dog from all rooms but the front porch, all with no relief. Used otc petroleum/mineral oil ointment with a little satisfaction at first, but then nothing. Cleansed eyes with baby soap. Pinned hair up to keep it out of her eyes and scrubbed her hands clean as though she were a girl in a bubble. Still no relief. On severe days she ends up with “shiners”. The eyelids will pink, then purple, get shiny and sometimes get dusty dryness. They irritate her as she will rub at them like she is tired. I live in the northeast, she started in March, it’s now August and the weather changes have not made any difference as far as level of irritation. The symptoms subside during sleep and graduate after she wakes up. Then on to 3 pediatrician visits, and one pediatric opthalmologist visit, to find out that it’s eczema. She was written an rx for Tobradex which is a steroid ointment (tobramycin w/ dexamethasone) and it cleared. We were told if it didn’t clear it up then they would prescribe an oral steroid. It did work, however upon completion of the prescribed period of time and voila, it’s returning, as would a completion of an oral steroid regimen. Has anyone found a more natural approach to daily treatment? Is it worth consulting with a dermatologist? As discussed in this message reel, persistent use of steroid ointments increase blood flow to the eyes and can cause permanent damage. I want an effective and safe treatment plan. To those out there suffering from eczema my heart goes out to you.

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Answer by Andrew D
You need to see a pediatric dermatologist if you can find one in your area. These are sometimes only available in large university medical centers. An ophthalmologist or dermatologist would do, however. Be sure to inform them of the previous diagnosis.

There is no safe “alternative” treatment for eczema of the eyes. Frequently, steroid treatments are the only effective treatment. Doctors are aware of the risks involved in any prescription they give. The benefits usually outweigh any risks. The risk here is the potential damage to eyesight if left untreated.

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Question by Johnny p: What is the alternative treatment for eczema on the hand?

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Answer by starbrite
Alternative? What is the first treatment? The only thing I know is cortisone cream.

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