Eczema Treatment Care

Question by Green Is Sexxxy: Alternative treatment for Dyshidrosis (eczema)?
My dr wants me to apply clobetarol (topical steroid) to treat my Dyshidrosis (type of eczema). He wasn’t able to tell me if it was safe to use while breastfeeding…all the meds he looked up were “unknown risks”.

If there are other more natural ways to treat eczema, I’d rather go that route. Anyone have any info for me?

Thanks to all =)

Best answer:

Answer by ☮Jen D☮
A natural treatment for eczema:

Vitamin B complex – 50-100 mg 3x daily
Plus
Niacin (B-3) – 100 mg 3x daily
B-6 – 50 mg 3x daily
B-12 – 200 mcg daily
Biotin – 300 mg daily
Vitamin E – 400 iu daily

Avoid dairy products, eggs, sugar, gluten, fats and processed foods.
Increase your consumption of raw fruits and vegetables

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Also known as “housewife’s Eczema”…little fluid like blisters break out between my fingers and toes, and on the sides of my palms and soles of my feet. The heat is making it break out big time….does anyone have treatment suggestions?

I have Dyshidrosis which is very common to atopic eczema only that my skin on my hands will get fluid filled blisters and once they drain which takes about 2 weeks they leave cracks and fissures in my skin. It is very painful and it also leaves exposed new skin which can be “spongy”.
Creams, oral methods and steroids havent worked for me so I have been using Biotin vitamins. I would like to Omega3 Fatty acid pills next to see if that will work. Does anyone else with a skin condition have another remedy? Should I try Ultra Violet ray laser treatment? Nothing seems to be working…