Eczema Treatment Care

Question by Dee C: Are there any cheap home help for eczema? Have small outbreak on leg and cant go to doctor.?
It itches and has become reddened. Can I get something to help it over counter or home remedy?

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Answer by darkness_says_hi
sudocrem would work or just a zinc based cream which are easy to get a chemists

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Question by beyonce: I have eczema,and a small rash on my cheeks,forehead and chin. How can I make it better?

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Answer by sweet breeze
Taking good care of your skin is crucial if u have eczema. Here are some tips:
• Try to keep your skin from becoming too dry. Talk with your doctor about how often to bath. Many experts now believe that daily bathing can be helpful for people with eczema. Just don’t make the water too warm, because very warm water dehydrates the skin faster than lukewarm water. Use mild soaps, and wash and shampoo . As soon as you get out of the tub, pat your skin dry and then apply plenty of moisturizing ointment, cream, or lotion right away (within two to three minutes).

• Allow your skin to breathe (and not overheat) by dressing in natural fabrics like cotton. Avoid wool and other scratchy materials, though, because these can irritate the sensitive skin.

• Switch to mild, fragrance-free soaps and shampoos, or those made for sensitive skin. Use mild, fragrance-free detergents for sensitive skin

• Rapid changes in temperature can make eczema worse,

• Pollen, dust mites, and animal dander can also trigger or worsen eczema.

• avoid scratching.

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Question by a: If I go to a dermatologist to fix some small acne and eczema problem….how long till it cures up?
I go there this Thursday and hope my acne clears up as well as my eczema as soon as possible. How long do you think it should take if the dermatologist gives me the right prescription.

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Answer by xxVOLCOMxx
your in there for like 5 mins then they give you your prescription.
usally it gets worst before it gets better, but i go to the dermatologist for my acne and what they give you really works good.

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so bad that my skin cracks. Seems like the cycle does this 2 weeks or so. The dr. seems to think this is contact dermatitis, is there anything else that it may be? He’s been prescribing a steroid for the last year and says regular use may thin my skin over time. I’ve been avoiding the cleanser at work that I thought have caused this but it keeps coming back. I really need some advice on this please!