Eczema Treatment Care

i have my eczema breakout around my belly button area because i have an allergic reation to the nickle in my jeans. Is it okay and safe to get my belly button pierced? Will a piercer even pierce it if there is a rash there?

most things turn the eczema red, like this cream i’ve tried using. is it normal for the it to turn red when its moisturized? is there something better to moisturize with?

Ok well i have an egg allergy. And i try to avoid it but sometimes i get tempted to eat something like a cake that has eggs in it. But when i do i usually take a claratin. But i still get these really dark looking eyes and everyone keeps saying i look tired all the time. i just want to know if there is any other safe treatments for eczema around the eyes.

My dermatologist has diagnosed me with contact dermatitis and I have switched to Dove Sensitive Free soap and Tide Free detergent. However, my gynecologist does NOT recommend Vaseline in or around the labia and vagina area. Any thoughts?

Thanks!

I have had a very red, itchy rash in various parts of my body for a month and a half, supposedly caused by an allergic reaction. The rash is around my eyes (upper and lower eyelids, extending to the brow ridge), around my mouth, under my left armpit, on my inner thighs, and on my left nipple. The rash is very red and has clearly defined borders. Sometimes the rash on my eyes is so swollen, I am unable to see and cannot drive to work. The rash around my mouth makes it so that when I open my mouth wide enough (to eat a sandwich or burger), the corners split open and bleed. I have been to 4 different allergists, and 2 different dermatologists, and nothing has been figured out other than that it is contact dermatitis. I have been on three rounds of prednisone, which eliminate the rash completely (but have very nasty side effects), have tried cortisone cream (did not work), and various other prescription-strength anti-itch cream (did not work). I have been on hydroxyzine, a prescription-strength antihistamine (did not work). I have eliminated all possible allergens that come into the contact with my body. I have stopped using deoderent, I switched to baby shampoo, I stopped using shaving cream, I switched to cetaphil (unsecented, hypoallergenic) body wash, and I have stopped using sunscreen. I stopped using fabric softener, I use ivory flakes laundry detergent, and have switched my bedding. I have even stayed at a different house for a week to see if the allergen was where I was living and the rash still got worse. I was blood-tested for various auto-immune diseases like lupus and the results came out negative. It seems like my doctors have all given up and want to put me on prednisone for the rest of my life to mask the symptoms but not try to figure out the problem.