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Well, after 4 years I would say it is safe to stop wasting your money on the homeopathic remedies. Sometimes eczema is caused by bacteria on the skin’s surface. Try soaking your hand in a bowl of water with a tablespoon of bleach in it for a few minutes every night for a few nights. This will kill off most of the bacteria on your hand and may help if bacteria is indeed the cause. Helped my wife.

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Answer by Perdie
There isnt much a 4month old would be eating at this stage but, things like dairy&strawberries are known to aggravate baby eczema.

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Answer by Jennifer
I’ve had ezcema my whole life… Been completely vaccinated, and have never had any problems.

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Are there any moisturizers that I can use in the shower, then like after the shower put on a special cream? Or anything??? I want something that will make it be as smooth as it could be. I know it won’t go away 100%, but I would like it to change at least a little.

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Answer by scorpio6124
yes i have psoriasis my doctor perscribed a mixture of lotion stuff i wash it off after half an hour it has no name on the bottle but i can tell you whats in it and you can ask your doctor ..it is not a cure it just removes the surface cell that are rough and scally

dithranol 2%w/v salicylic Acid 5%
you need to put it on daily then wash it off just with warm water ask your doc and good luck …

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Would the flu shot make this worse? I don’t think so, but he worries about everything!

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Answer by T Daniel
flu shot is cool get a water softener though

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Answer by Roy
There are no home remedies that I’m aware of. If you have contact eczema/dermatitis (caused by irritants or allergens), you should try avoiding said irritants/allergens. If you have eczema on your hands, and avoiding or eliminating the irritants/allergens is hard or impossible, try wearing nitrile protective gloves (not latex). Emollients should be used regularly, especially if you have dry skin.

A doctor will be able to prescribe topical steroids, tacrolimus and/or systemic antihistamines.

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i now have some red itchy dots forming on part of my hand and on my arms. is this likely the eczema spreading? what is a good treatment for this? should i continue with the cortisone cream and lubriderm in between? should i just wash my hands (with dove bar soap) dry them and not apply any cream? im getting desperate for answers, if anyone has experience , please share with me. thank you for any replies =)

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Hi Hey.

TREATMENT OF ECZEMA (Self-Care at Home)

Removing whatever is causing the allergic reaction is the easiest and most effective treatment. This may be as simple as changing your laundry detergent or as difficult as moving to a new climate or changing jobs.

Prevent dry skin by taking warm (not hot) showers rather than baths. Use a mild soap or body cleanser. Dry yourself very carefully and apply moisturizing skin lotions all over your body. Avoid lotions with fragrances or other irritating substances.

Avoid wearing tight-fitting, rough, or scratchy clothing.

Avoid scratching the rash. If you can’t stop yourself from scratching, cover the area with a dressing. Wear gloves at night to minimize skin damage from scratching.

Anything that causes sweating can irritate the rash. Avoid strenuous exercise during a flare.

If the allergy-causing agent cannot be removed or identified, the next step is to lessen the allergic inflammatory response.

• Apply an nonprescription steroid cream (hydrocortisone) along with anti-itching lotion (menthol/camphor, such as calamine). The cream must be applied as often as possible without skipping days until the rash is gone.
• Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) in pill form may be taken for the itching. Caution – this medication may make you too drowsy to drive a car or operate machinery safely.
• Clean the area with a hypoallergenic soap every day. Apply lubricating cream or lotion after washing.

Avoid physical and mental stress. Eating right, light activity, and adequate sleep will help you stay healthy, which can help prevent flares.

Do not expect a quick response. Eczema is easier to control than cure.

TREATMENT OF ECZEMA (Medical Treatment)

Once your health care provider is sure you have eczema, the mainstays of therapy are anti-inflammatory medication and relief from the itching.

Prescription-strength steroid cream and antihistamine medication are the usual treatments.

Diet restrictions and chemical skin-drying agents may also be offered, but their success is controversial.

For severe cases not responding to high-potency steroid cream, alternate treatments may be tried. These include coal tar, PUVA (psoralen + ultraviolet A light), and chemotherapy agents.

Take Care. Regards.

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