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Home Remedy Topic: Eczema111 home remedy submissions for Eczema
| Submitted at 2010-07-23 14:56:00 from 68.193.61.157 |
I suffer from eczema on my hands (and when it's really bad other areas) usually in the spring and summer and the ONLY thing that has helped me has been to get out of my house and spend the day outdoors and in the sun. I notice that the more active I am, and the more time I spend outdoors, the less I have flare ups. Unfortunately, I'm having a flare up right now, but it's cloudy and rainy outside.
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| Submitted by Joe at 2010-07-14 15:16:47 from 71.102.113.38 |
A friend told me to mix one part antifungal cream like for athelet's feet and one part niosporin ointment. Mix the two together, spread on effected areas. It is a miracle!! I've tried so many things. This works!!!Please Try It!!!!
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| Submitted by Jack at 2010-07-13 01:44:57 from 75.84.11.23 |
steamed frozen broccoli cuts from Target & raw organic baby carrots..try it every night with dinner and see if it helps.
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| Submitted at 2010-06-30 16:43:39 from 76.94.237.179 |
i started getting eczema when i was 21 years old. up until then i had the most beautiful and literally baby-soft skin. i have been suffering for 3 years now and i feel like its consumed my life. ive used all the prescripted stuff, but am so reluctant to because i dont like using meds in general. using Aquafor on my hands makes them worse and causes blisters. However, i found it to work on my legs. after i shower i use LOTS of aquafor and rub in really well into my legs. after reading some comment im trying olive oil for my hands. i pray that it works!
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| Submitted at 2010-06-10 19:21:02 from 99.9.201.174 |
This is the best combination I have tried so far. After I get home from work and in the morning before I get ready, I rub kiwi fruit on my eczema. Then at night before I go to bed I use Dermarest lotion. I have also gone tanning 2-3 times a week for about 7 minutes. After I put the kiwi on, it almost disappears. Sounds crazy, but I swear it works! Good luck to everyone and thanks to all who have posted their ideas.
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| Submitted by Maxine C. at 2010-06-08 14:00:44 from 142.162.13.42 |
i suffered from eczema on the palms of my hands for 4 yrs, after trying all the prevex and steroids that i could stand, from my doctor, i thought id admit defeat. but a good friend of mine suggesteda product made locally here in newfoundland, canada. Hempwear, on water st. sells a line called 'rocky mountain' i bought theyre unscented body butter made especially for eczema(unscented and also comes in a pumpkin patch soap) it was cleared up in just under a wk. i was amazed!! the thing i liked about it most is that even ppl with allergies can use this , as its all-natural, ad hypo-allergenic, as well as scent-free. i would highly reccomend it to any1 with small children, with delicate skin. its a miracle drug!! again the store'Hempware' look it up i know they ship orders all across the world...hope this helps
Maxine C.
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| Submitted at 2010-06-07 18:47:38 from 74.194.112.166 |
A good friend of mine tried every 'cure' and medicine ever suggested...he is now ADDICTED to the Hydrating Butter Bar...he swears by it! Says that women LOVE his skin now and he won't leave home without it! I know he always smells great and his skin is smooth and silky looking now...good luck!
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| Submitted by Emma at 2010-06-07 07:14:27 from 86.174.255.241 |
If this simple remedy can help somebody like it has me then its worth a try.
As an 18 year old female having battled with complete body eczema from as far back as i can remember, i was shocked to find that the best remedy for me was the simplest!
After trying every ointment and steriod treatment under the sun, i discovered that olive oil relieved the itching immediately, however it needed to be light (extra virgin). i saw results within a week.
here is the method i used:
1 - spray olive oil over the body / affected areas and rub in for 5-10 minutes.
2- get into warm shower and continue to rub the oil into the skin.
3- when finished shower, pat dry and use an oat based moisturiser.
This works best with showers as you wash the excess oil away! i found that this prevented the flares and also stopped itching. i am able to use natural soaps, although i opt for oat and honey based typed. (type 'LUSH' into google, 'figs and leaves' is a good one!)
Not only has my eczema subsided, my skin has a natural healthy glow. with the product being completely natural, you can do this as often as you like.
warning: bath or shower can be slippery afterwards, clean and rinse well!!
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| Submitted at 2010-05-29 22:41:10 from 66.108.15.127 |
Eye wash and tee tree oil.
I use Bausch& Lomb eye relief because it contains boric acid as the active ingredient. Then, followed by jason's tea tree oil. It cleared up 80% within 4 days.
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| Submitted by FoodHealth at 2010-05-04 01:20:08 from 75.61.130.132 |
Turmeric:
For five months I have been dealing with a small, but very uncomfortable eczema patch on my face. I followed the dermatologist treatment with steroid creams, and had some temporary relief, but then the itchiness would come shortly after I stopped the treatment. Aware of the anti-inflamatory properties of turmeric I started drinking a tea spoon of turmeric in warm soy milk every morning. The eczema receded shortly after. I can't guarantee that it was the turmeric that did it, but the timing makes it seem like it did. It may be worth to try it.
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