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Q&A: Does anyone know anything i can buy for eczema?

Alan — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 03:50:18 +0000

Question by Margaret: Does anyone know anything i can buy for eczema?
my daughter has bad eczema on her legs and i was wondering if there is anything i can buy to help it?

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Answer by barneycrisp
Hello there. I suggest that you should try the herbal cream for eczema from Champori.com It is available online from a company in Colorado and it works better on my eczema than anything else.
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Bernadette

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Q&A: I have isolated finger tip eczema? Can anyone suggest anything that might help?

Alan — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 21:48:16 +0000

Question by anni: I have isolated finger tip eczema? Can anyone suggest anything that might help?
I only have it on my left thumb (thank goodness!) But most of the time my thumb tip get so dry it cracks open and bleeds and stays so sore. The doc prescribed some vaseline based ointment for me to use twice a day. And then told me to keep it well moisturized. I have tried this treatment for over a month and still no relief.

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Answer by Amari
I would suggest serenaskin eczema ointment. I use it for my eczema, it works fast. It’s a herbal remedy, no steroids. Love it. It’s the only treatment that works for me.

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Does dairy have anything to do with eczema?

Alan — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 22:05:07 +0000

Question by Hannah S.: Does dairy have anything to do with eczema?
I know certain foods can cause a flare.. is dairy one of them? What other foods should I avoid?

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Answer by jaksonjules
It did with my daughter. It has been known to be a large contributor for causing eczema. I first heard about it from Dr. Weil. He was on Oprah many years ago.

Wheat, soy and eggs also seemed to cause problems but now that we’ve built up her immune system she has been doing well.

You might also consider indoor air pollutants and chlorinated water. We “cleansed” our home of toxins and stuck with non-chlorinated water. HUGE improvements to my daughter’s skin.

We have a ton of information on eczema if you’d like more specific answers on how to get rid of eczema. Feel free to contact me.

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Does anyone know anything i can use to help treat eczema?

Alan — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 10:44:17 +0000

I have tried lots of medicines but they dont work. Anything that i might have around the house. Someone told me Olive Oil could work but i dont fancy putting that on my skin!

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I have really bad eczema , does anyone know anything i can use apart from my prescribed cream ?

Alan — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 15:48:58 +0000

Question by With Love [<3]: I have really bad eczema , does anyone know anything i can use apart from my prescribed cream ?
I have really bad eczema , does anyone know anything i can use apart from my prescribed cream ?

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Answer by BIG-Mike-yeah?!
best stick with that hydro cream.

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Has anyone used anything successfully in the treatment of eczema?

Alan — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 22:39:25 +0000

A friend of mine has it really bad on his legs and torso. Not bad on his arms & back, but none on his face, neck or chest. He uses hydrocortizone cream, but I didn’t know if there were any other treatments found to work more effectively. He also has four fingernails on his left hand that are thick, obviously from a fungal problem, but the prescription meds haven’t affected that either.

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Is there anything that actually works for eczema?

Alan — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 09:48:46 +0000

Question by robyns1314: Is there anything that actually works for eczema?
My son scratches at his so badly that he is at risk for getting an infection. He is only two and he won’t keep a bandage on it..prescription medications I have been given don’t work. Is there anything?

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Answer by Nancy B
Try EMu oil. It has a natural antiainflammatory in it. It worked very good with my psoriasis.

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Is there anything that really helps baby eczema?

Alan — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 15:46:40 +0000

Question by Princess Ninja: Is there anything that really helps baby eczema?
My poor little niece is apparently really eaten up with it. My brother rubs her down with some oatmeal lotion and keeps her nails trimmed and hands mittened, but she still manages to scratch herself from the itchiness, even with mittens. Her mom is going to see if switching formula helps since it only really flared up once she went back to school and stopped breastfeeding.

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Answer by Rocket
Use Aveeno. Take her to the Dermatologist

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Is there anything you can do to treat eczema and skin allergies besides medications?

Alan — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 09:59:59 +0000

Question by Akling: Is there anything you can do to treat eczema and skin allergies besides medications?
Almost 2 years ago now I broke out in an itchy bumpy rash. It started around the backs of my knees, slowly made its way up my thighs, around the front of my knees, to my lower back, my shoulder blades, the inside of my upper arms, the back of my lower arms under my elbow, and then to my knuckles and sometimes inbetween my fingers. I immediately went to the doctor because it progressed quickly and he suggested that it was a pesticide, or bed bugs, basically that lived under your skin and caused an itchy red rash. I was given pesticide which made my affected areas burn severly. Stopped that, and went to a local dermatologist who suggested the same thing. Leaving that possibility behind again, I went to another dermatologist. She said I had a bad allergic reaction to nickle(from my belt holes and buckle), along with eczema, and a mild case of hay fever. She gave me a cream that always makes the itching stop temporarily, but has never gotten rid of the rash totally. Suggestions?

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Answer by roritr2005
I have eczema BAD and, aside from the creams, there are only 2 other treatments; Prednizone-a steroid-which can be injected or taken orally. Neither will ever get rid of eczema, since it’s a stress problem, but relieves it temporarily. So far I’ve stuck with the creams. Sorry!!!

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Is there anything over the counter for Eczema?

Alan — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 22:39:44 +0000

My 2 year old grandson has Eczema from head to toe. The doctor prescribed a medication that is over $70 and my son and daughter in law cannot afford to buy it, so I was wondering if anyone knows anything over the counter that they can use on this little boy to control the itching. It is heart breaking watching him scratch until he bleeds! His little hands are red and scaly and very rough. I feel so bad and helpless! Thank you in advance!

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