Eczema..cures?

I only get it when I use certain products like rexona's green soap so I just avoid those products. However, I would probably try a vitamin e cream or vitamin e oil to help heal the eczema & maybe bathe in sorbolene cream instead of soap until you can work out what is giving you the eczema.

My daughter had a little spot on her skin, and i think it was a spot of eczema, that is a weird word to spell by the way. And it went away after a while cause i dosed it over and over and over again with aveeno baby exta moisturizer soothing relief for extra dry skin lol.i love that stuff! it works wonders on all her dry parts, and she has mucho dry skin.

I don't.

I'm not aware of knowing anyone who does, although I don't like talking about personal things with people. I'd rather just speak about stuff that makes me feel comfortable that I won't saying something they don't like.

Hopefully you'll solve it and find out how to take care of it.
~Joey

P.s I'm glad it wasn't what you thought:)

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I will use over the counter cream

Go to the drug-store and ask someone will till yo, there is this creme, I can't think of the name, because My grand-son had that when he was small, he grow ow=ut of it though.

We have a weed that grows here called Cobblers Peg.
It gets little yellow flowers and very thin black sticky burrs about 1/4 to 1/2 inch.
If you have that weed, boil it in some water, in a very very old saucepan, never to be used again.
Strain it and put the juice in a bottle and keep it in the refrigerator.
This is excellent, the eczema is completely gone in no time at all.

Bathe only once a day using warm not hot water, and don't use perfumed bath products. Use a moisturizer instead of soap or add an emollient bath additive to the bath. Afterwards, apply moisturizer to soften and seal moisture into your skin. Reapply it generously throughout the day to the affected areas.

Trim your nails or put on cotton gloves at night to prevent scratching. Try taking a sedative antihistamine to relieve itching and help you sleep.

Hi candygurl24,

Emu Oil and maybe Comfrey are what I'd be thinking if I had eczema to deal with...

Emu Oil is a wonderful healing agent, and what's more is pretty much the best transdermal agent known - which means that it soaks right down deep through the layers of skin to do its job, and it also takes whatever else you mix with it along for the ride too.

Comfrey's special ability is to regenerate flesh - to promote the growth of healthy flesh to replace any that's missing, or to encourage the replacement of unhealthy with healthy where appropriate. Including bones, cartilage, ligaments, sinews, muscle and skin.

As for the worry about skin cancer, I wouldn't get too fussed even if it was (which it's not). If you can get past the FDA's blockade on anything that actually works, skin cancers are easy to cure. All the info is there, hidden in plain sight on the Internet.

My son has eczema and it gets worse by using detergents with dyes and perfumes. We started using dye and scent free detergent, and no fabric softener in his clothes and bedding. It has helped a lot. Also we use unrefined shea butter for the itching and dryness.

I have eczema and i get spots in certain areas sometimes like my inner elbow and on my neck. the only thing that clears them up is hydrocortisone cream.

some people use just straight aloe and they say it works really good for them if have any aloe plants around you