Eczema Treatment Care

eczematreatmentreview.org If your child suffers from eczema you know how difficult it can be as your baby is so young and tiny and can’t really do anything to treat it themselves. There are simple things that you can do to make it more bearable for them if they are too young to take medication for their eczema or if you simply don’t want to go that route. It is completely understandable if you have no desire to medicate your child while they are still developing their own immune systems and abilities to fight off things.
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Hello.

I was born with atopic dermatitis, and as a result of such have very itchy, usually inflamed, and bumpy red eyelids.

I was looking to find out as to whether or not frequent(2-3 times daily) applications of corticosteroids on my eyelids pose any risk other than that of atrophy?

I am referring to cortizone and triamcinolone acetonide corticosteroids. I have read warnings that triamcinolone can cause glaucoma if it comes into contact with the eye, but as to the eyelids it does not mention.

My old doctor told me that it was safe to use on my eyes, but I do not think he took into account at the time the frequency of my uses.

Please no answers unless you’re somewhat educated on the subject. Guesswork is whats getting me to post right now.

Thanks in advance.

ok this is going to be a bit lengthy……….. i’ve just been diagnosed with ( atopic dermitis), eczema. can someone give me some websites for eczema? i need info on it please. An thank you for any help you are willing to offer. Another question…… if your someone with Eczema please tell me how life is for you. i’m sort of concerned maybe pro ably just going over a little bit that a guy may never want to touch me because of how ugly, and scaly looking i am. ANY ANSWERS WOULD BE EXTREMELY HELPFUL THANKS……….!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was a healthy person for the first twenty-one years of my life. But about two years ago, I broke out in rashes all over my body. My entire groin (not penis, just surrouning areas), armpits, neck, and elbow folds had uncontrollable rashes. Basically all my skin folds. It got worse, so I had to be hospitalized and injected with Benadryl. That didn’t work, so the doctor put me on Prednisone (which is a powerful steroid tablet). Ever since, for the past two years, I have had a recurring rash in my right armpit. Sometimes a rash will appear in my elbow folds, but it goes away. And sometimes, though rarely, I get a rash between my legs. This, too, goes away quickly. But my right armpit is always breaking out in a rash. Never my left, just my right. And it is somewhat debilitating, as it is painful and screws up my social life.
I have seen several dermatologists and had several biopsies. No one can agree with what is happening to me. The biopsies come back as inverse psoriasis or dermatitits. And spongyitis dermatitits. The “inverse psoriasis” biopsy was taken from my armpit, which is where the rash is most severe. The “dermatitis” biopsy was taken from my elbow fold.
One of the dermatologists refuses to accept that I have inverse psoriasis. He just shakes his head and says he doesn’t know. The other doctor finds it hard to believe, but he doesn’t fight the diagnosis. All they do is give me steroid cream.
However, there is a catch. I am a very bad alcoholic. Very bad alcoholic. And this all began not long after I began drinking hard liquor. I have even gone as far to contact a world famous psoriasis specialist who works out of UCLA. I emailed her everything that has gone wrong with me, and was honest with her about my drinking problem. She says that my drinking is causing the rashes. She says that the alcohol is absorbing something in one of my organs and my skin is reacting because of Zinc deficiency. I have not quit drinking, but if someone could maybe convince me that the drinking is causing all my problems then I might have the iniative to give it a try.
Thank you.

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I started to get a rash on my arms about 10 days ago and it has gotten worse in the past week. It’s pink, blochy and has little and big dots. I thought it might be contact dermatitis but I am not sure. I bought Cortizone, Aveeno and Benadryl and they help but nothing helps fully and it has spread from my upper arm to my full arm down to the wrist. I haven’t been outside at all much so I don’t think it’s poison ivy or any plant.
I am closely monitoring the soaps and washes I use. Not sure what else to do.
Any advice would be appreciated!!!!