Eczema Treatment Care

I have a massive amount of eczema on my scalp and so far the only solution is to shave my head. Is there any over the counter help i can get? id really like to have hair on my head without spending hundreds of dollars on medications that usually dont work anyways

Eczema has resurfaced on my skin time and again, but this time it doesn’t seem to want to go away. In the past, I have gone to a dermatologist or the nearest drugstore and the creams usually work. I know that I should probably go see my dermatologist, but I want that to be my last resort. Does anyone know of anything that works?

I’ve had leathery, red, dry, wrinkly skin under my eyes for a week or so. Pretty sure its from something I”m allergic to (contact dermatitis) but I cannot find out what it is that I’m allergic to! I look awful!! AND wondering what makeup tips you can give me to help with this…anytime I put coverup on it it makes it look almost worse! anyone ever dealt with this?

grandsson has a rash on his upper torso. was getting better than worse. Md orderd lab work because of the orange tint under his skin. I thought is was a contact dermatitis as he was using his dads soap and it was too strong for him but md not sure becasue of the orange tint to his skin.

Are you wearing latex gloves and rubbing your eyes? If so, try an alternative type of glove. An antihistimine should help control your reaction and help relieve discomfort. Creams may relieve skin reactions brought on by a latex allergy, just don’t get it in your eyes.
Although medications are available to reduce the symptoms of latex allergy, there is no cure for a latex allergy. Treatment is prevention. The only way to prevent an allergic reaction is to avoid products containing latex.

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