Eczema Treatment Care

..Considering this is a very sensitive area.
The eczema burns, itches, and the skin becomes inflamed, red, and peels. I try to cover it up with foundation but this causes increased peeling and draws attention to it. I’ve already tried Vaseline, Aquaphor, Cetaphil, and am currently trying prescription Cutivate which isn’t really working well.

You know. the creams and lotions to relieve eczema and some other skin conditions. Anyways what medication have you used, and for how long? How old were you at the time you used it? Especially if you used it for 2years plus let me know have you noticed any side affects. People please answer, or get someone you know who falls in any of these categories to answer. I would appreciate it so much.

Our pharmacist can’t keep it on the shelf. Supposedly it is all natural and works well with getting rid of eczema. My 8 month old son has it really bad and the typical heavy lotion, hydrocortizone, neosporan, treatments aren’t working.

In a recent hospital visit, after nurses put in an I.V. site, the area around the adhesive tape became very red and tender. A minor rash broke out, but recently cleared up when the tape was removed. Not too long ago, after putting a Band-Aid on my neck, the area where the Band-Aid covered became very red, sore, and tender as well. I ended up having to take the Band-Aid off to ease the pain. It seems that I have experienced some dermatitis from the contact of the adhesive in the tape(s). I do not have a reaction with latex contact (gloves and/or condoms).

But I developed a very bad contact dermatitis…i have tried proactive as well which is really good..for my blemishes..but i was hopin meladerm worked for me….but its workin on my mom..her overall skin has become better ..but she has age spots on her face which are still very stubborn…lets see..she started in 2 months back..will keep u posted…as for me…i am off everthing now…proactives moisturiser has glycolic acid which also is targeted at reducing blemishes..butit only works as long as we use it…