Question by B. Q. Z.: How can I keep eczema from itching so much? Homemade remedies?
I have tried many creams and ointments but nothing has seemed to work.
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Answer by cloverydudette
Creams never seem to work for me, but getting some sun appears to help tons to keep my excema at bay.
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I’ve had eczema since I was nine and it’s been getting worse lately. It covers my entire body from head to toe. I’ve been given pills and ointments, but they don’t help much. The eczema keeps coming back twice as bad each time I try something. It itches so much that I have trouble sleeping at night. What will make it go away for good? I can’t take the suffering any longer. I don’t trust those e-books.
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Question by liddoazngirl: Eczema! How can I make it go away forever without spending too much money.?
I’ve had eczema since I was nine and it’s been getting worse lately. It covers my entire body from head to toe. I’ve been given pills and ointments, but they don’t help much. The eczema keeps coming back twice as bad each time I try something. It itches so much that I have trouble sleeping at night. What will make it go away for good? I can’t take the suffering any longer. I don’t trust those e-books.
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Answer by Alexandra
Eczema is made worse by a couple of things. One is dry skin. The other is an allergic reaction to common household products or dermatitis.
When your skin is dry it opens up little breaks in your skin and lets allergens in and causes the eczema.
The first thing you need to do is to find products that won’t irritate your skin. Use hypoallergenic lotion or cream with no scent. – Eucerin cream is good.
Don’t wear perfume, and also be sure to wash your clothes in a detergent with no color or scent to it. Fabric softener, likewise, or don’t use it. Also rinse your clothes a second time to remove more of the detergent/fabric softener.
The other thing is to keep your skin well hydrated. Don’t let it dry out.
Also you might want to try either benadryl cream or calamine lotion to help with the itching.
You don’t say how old you are but has your doctor suggested a steroid like prednisone? If not, you might want to ask him about that. This is a short term drug you take internally to get rid of the eczema so hopefully you can keep it away.
Good luck and hth.
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Question by Sam: My 6mt old has eczema,he is still nursing.How much apple cider vinegar should i drink to help his condition?
Does the apple cider vinegar that I drink have to be diluted with water?
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Answer by Bravo
I don’t think there’s an actual limit on how much apple cider vinegar one can drink in a day. It is very nutritious and helps build a strong immune system. You just have to dilute it enough.
Normally for an adult, you want to use a solution which is 50% water and 50% apple cider vinegar.
But for baby this young, you probably want to use 20% apple cider vinegar and 80% water solution.
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I noticed my skin start turning dry, red, and extremely itchy. I found on the internet that it’s most likely atopic dermatitis aka eczema due to my allergens to tide/
a) how can i get rid of the excess detergent in my clothes, or do i throw them away..?
b) how can i treat the affected areas (under eyes, eyelids, neck, arms, legs, pretty much everywhere…)
HELP!
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