Eczema Treatment Care

Question by dAh0ttESt: My boyfriend has bad eczema on his back and when chlorine touches it, it makes him burn. What can he do?
He wants to swim.

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Answer by ricky85296
Tell him to go jump in a lake.

I am not really kidding, the lake will not have the chlorine that the local public pool has.

Why doe he want to keep the eczema?

It is fairly easy to get rid of it now, just spray on some 2.5 PH water, and it will go away in about 6 months. You can actually get a sample of the water for free. Place a wanted add on Craigslist, and ask for some alkaline water.

Good Luck!

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Question by Jennifer D: What can cause severe eczema on a baby’s cheeks? Allergy testing came back negative. Could it be teething?
My son is 14 months old. His cheeks get bright red sometimes. It tends to coincide with fever. Other times his face is perfectly clear.

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Answer by katieguth95
it could be he has an infection! go see a doctor!!!!!

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Question by Lace: eczema on my back how can I get rid of it?
I think I have eczema on my back, I want to get rid of it.

Any help?

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Answer by ekolipik
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The rash is only behind her knees, nowhere else. It isn’t a recent thing either, I noticed it a few months ago and I have been putting Eucerin Cream on it since it was very dry. It has never seemed to bother her, but it’s starting to bother me now. I was wondering if this could be Eczema and if so, do I just let it be, do I keep putting cream on it, or should I see if something can be prescribed for it?

Thank You.

My son has had horrible eczema since he was two months old. He is going on 8 months now. I took him to a dermatologist a few months ago, and he suggested the “soak & smear” technique. This involves soaking him in a lukewarm bath with a small amount of bleach, and then immediately coating him with prescribed ointment and cream. I have done this, and it’s made a drastic improvement. However, my mother in law insists that I put oil, etc. on him when the doctor has advised against it. I’ve asked/told her not to use anything other than what has been prescribed and she continues to buy & apply oils, lotions, etc… Now, his skin is breaking out again and I don’t know what to do. My son is in her care while I’m at work. While I’m reluctant to put him in daycare, I’m concerned that she will never respect my wishes. Any ideas?