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Possible severe trouble with Eczema cream?

Alan — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 21:48:44 +0000

Question by Raveolli: Possible severe trouble with Eczema cream?
Having had severe trouble with Eczema as a child, there has always been the Eczema cream around my house. “Eumovate” cream, and “Hydrocortisone” cream, are ones I have with me right now. Having never really been told how serious these creams are, around a year ago, I frequently put these creams on itchy areas I got. Normally on -normal- areas like elbos and fingers. However I also suffered from Itchy testicles, and an ictch at the base of my penis. After reading the packet out of curiousity recently, and doing a litle research, I find how serious these creams really are. I have in the past put these creams on my genitals, and somewhat frequently. I am rather worried, what are the possible side effects. These creams did seem to sort out the “itch” however it did reoccor.

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What are the possible treatments for my eczema?

Alan — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 03:49:18 +0000

Question by Sunni: What are the possible treatments for my eczema?
Well I’m twenty years old and I’ve never had any problems with eczema until a few months ago when I noticed that I got a roundish red area at the inside of my arms, that is very itchy and dry…I immediately did some research and figured out that it was eczema. I read that most people get their eczema as infants, but that wasn’t the case with me, so I would like to know what type of eczema I might have, as well as possible treatments and cures. Although it only comes and goes, and isn’t constantly there, it’s still very irritating and not very aesthetically pleasing.

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Answer by Jeff
There’s a pretty cool story of how one women(Rachel Anderson) who cured her eczema and that of her newborn boy.
It’s been on tv, youtube, yahoo and podcasts etc..
You can read her story at http://tinyurl.com/2ejtb6b

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I have hand eczema, is it possible that eczema could also give me blisters on my feet?

Alan — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 03:47:22 +0000

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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Is it medically possible to find a cure for eczema?

Alan — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 03:46:54 +0000

Question by Anono: Is it medically possible to find a cure for eczema?
I know there isn’t one at the moment but is there any hope for the millions of people with this particular skin disease? Considering there isn’t cures for certain diseases such as HIV/AIDS, certain STD’s etc. It makes me wonder, will I be doomed with such a curse?

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Answer by loser
unfortunately from what i have researched and heard from doctors it is your bodies irregularity of something. And in certain cases it is herditary, our body wont make enough of a specific i believe chemical to stop the eczema…

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my baby has eczema and is 5 months old is it possible to start washing his clothes in machine?

Alan — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 22:01:25 +0000

Question by caribbean diva: my baby has eczema and is 5 months old is it possible to start washing his clothes in machine?

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Answer by Tears
i always have washed my sons in a masine since birth there are special soaps for the little ones:)

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is it possible for eczema to spread to ur genitals?

Alan — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 21:47:44 +0000

Question by BuzZ: is it possible for eczema to spread to ur genitals?
I think i might have spread eczema to my *ahem* junk…and now it’s all over my hole body! what is a simple cur that would reqire me to not have to put cream on it?

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Answer by supreme_zcaptain
omg i hope not! ,: O
lol are you sure you just don’t have herpes all over you?

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Is it possible to get eczema from ur partner through intercourse?

Alan — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 15:57:17 +0000

Question by Emmy: Is it possible to get eczema from ur partner through intercourse?
My husband has eczema on his genital area , sometimes it gets really bad and now a couple of months later im experiencing itching and it gets really worse when im having a period….and i had a bladder infection but its not std coz i went for tests . please help im really worrid

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Answer by Tempest88
Eczema is NOT contagious it is an autoimmune reaction within one’s own body. So your itching is your own problem not from him. Get it checked out. It can be your soap, any bubble bath, laundry detergent, tampons, pads, too dry of skin. on and on. Try baby products to see if they help.

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Is it possible to lose hair due to eczema?

Alan — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 10:34:19 +0000

Question by Kellz: Is it possible to lose hair due to eczema?
If you have eczema on your hands and arms, can this cause that hair to fall out?Thanks.

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Answer by brownislandis85
Well I am only an eczema expert because I suffer from it. I had really bad eczema when I was young: hands, arms, legs, neck, face and pretty much everywhere…
Other than myself, my dad have eczema, my old doctor have eczema, and my great uncle have eczema… and they all have tons of hair.
From experience, loss of hair has nothing to do with eczema.

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Chronic eczema, possible infection now, what can I use over the weekend?

Alan — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:46:56 +0000

Question by TinKerBel: Chronic eczema, possible infection now, what can I use over the weekend?
I have had eczema on my legs for years. I have never had an infection though and now I think I have scratched myself right into a skin infection. Red, hot, deep intense itching and pain, open sores. It’s not really bad yet, so I thought I could just put Polysporin on it over the weekend and then go to the doctor Monday if it’s not improved. Any “experts” out there? Is this ok, or am I going to make it worse?

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Answer by ?
Try not to scratch it anymore. Apply Polysporin twice a day. If swollen, elevate the area. You can apply ice x 20 mins to decrease itching and edema. See your doctor if it worsens.

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Is it possible to only develop eczema in adolescence?

Alan — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 04:53:43 +0000

In the last few months I’ve had a rash on my arms which two doctors and three nurses have told me is eczema. I’ve had ointments and creams which have healed the rash a little.

But I was just wondering if it was possible to suddenly develop eczema at age 18.

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