I have changed my diet, no beef, wheat or dairy. I take a multivitamin every single day. I drink plenty of water (64 oz. a day to be exact) only wear cotton clothes, do colon cleansing 2x a year, etc. etc.

My eczema just keeps hanging on. I was told by a friend to go to a Naturopathic Doctor for help. I have basically given up on Dermatologists so before I even attempt to visit a Naturopathic Doctor, does anyone know how they treat patients with eczema or what they normally prescribe for us suffers that ACTUALLY WORK???

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Answer by Kenneth L
I have never been to a Naturopathic Doctor but the only thing that my Doctor has prescribed for me that works is Triamcinolone Acetonide Cream USP. It is powerful and actually works.

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Answer by Lauren
I know that it’s a Doctor’s Lotion, but I use Ammonium Lactate. I absolutely love it and my body is smooth and not red anymore. So if you want to ask your doctor about this kick butt stuff, please do! It works!

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Answer by greeneyedijay
You need to change your diet, try eating and drinking soy instead of dairy products, you have a sensitivity to oranges as well.

Good luck………….

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