Eczema Treatment Care

Question by Dottie: I have hand eczema, is it possible that eczema could also give me blisters on my feet?
My feet are looking like my hands. I have been getting the same small tiny blisters that grow larger on my feet. Sometimes the blisters cover an entire foot or I would have large and small blisters all over both feet.
I have to use a prescription cream for my hand ezcema called Triamcinolone 0.1% because my doctor found that I was allergic to just about every cream on the market. My doctor told me to use this on my feet. It cleared up and a few weeks later they come back again. I go back to the doctor on Wednesday for a follow-up. I have new shoes, new socks, and new house shoes still the blisters come back.
I have very sensitive skin and products on the market for sensitive skin the doctor found I was allergic to them, too.

If anyone else has this problem, how do you deal with it? Any suggestions that you have used that worked would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

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Answer by Hope
I also have eczema. But if it’s on the bottom of your feet, it probably is not exzema. Instead it is probably Athletes Foot. I know it sounds gross, but it happens to the best of us. Try using some athletes foot powder on your feet before putting on your socks for the next few days and see what happens. I think you’ll be glad you did.

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Question by Darien ♥11-06-2009♥: Can a mother give her child eczema from drinking soda while pregnant?
A friend of mine told me that and i was just curious. I dont drink a lot of soda while im pregnant, but when I do have an urge I will only drink sprite.

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Answer by Mason Tyler due Sept 15th!!!
I’ve never heard of a link between the two…

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Question by STOP THE DAMN CAR: Can you give me an all natural remedy for eczema?
Im really good at making remedies… recently a girl has come to me and asked for me to make her something for eczema… my books and referances have never failed me until now.. i cant find anything for it anywhere. help please

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Answer by bigmomma
Try some aloe vera

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