It was allergy induced and from blowing my nose too much. I also have asthma and have read that that can cause flair ups. Are there any cheap lotions or creams, or home remedies with stuff already in the house that can clear eczema up completely? The dry flaky skin is gone, it’s just red still. Thanks

I have not used it yet as I only got it this morning, I have eczema round chin area and a slight rash that came up a couple of weeks ago and won’t go I tried Hydrocortisone / e45 /etc…

Help! I have eczema on my face and it won’t go away! I can’t afford to see a doctor! Anything cheap or around the house helps!!

at the moment i use Neutrogenas Grapefruit facewash and scrub but it drys out my skin alot , is their any other alternatives?

I have had eczema on my legs for years. I have never had an infection though and now I think I have scratched myself right into a skin infection. Red, hot, deep intense itching and pain, open sores. It’s not really bad yet, so I thought I could just put Polysporin on it over the weekend and then go to the doctor Monday if it’s not improved. Any "experts" out there? Is this ok, or am I going to make it worse?

hi there i have a 3 month old baby and he got this red on his face? its feels like dry skin, it comes and goes i put on his e45 cream ? does this sound like just like dry skin , or can it be eczema ???? what do u ppl think many thanks xxx
i have jonsons baby oil will that be ok to but in this bath of should i just bath him in just plain water

I’m a high school student wondering if i could possibly be disqualified from a NROTC scholarship by mild eczema behind my elbow and knees and on my shins. I’m 15 and I’ve had eczema since birth. If i it is something that can disqualify me, then what can i do to treat it?

I have eczema on my feet and sometimes my hands. I fought it for 20 years with lotions and oils. Spending thousands on doctors. After a upsetting vacaition skying, my socks all bloddy and to ashamed to tell anyone I ran out in the snow barefoot crying. I stood in the snow for over a half hour. The iching went away. Today I use ice to keep it at bay and it works. Just ice, nothing else.
I have been doing this for 17 years. When I feel it coming on I put both feet in a bucket full of ice and bring the tempature of my feet down as far as possable. Then I dry my feet! Very important. To this day I never let my feet get too hot. It’s a tempature thing. Doctors are wrong on this one. Any lotions or oils will make it worse. When I used lotions or oils the blisters woule sue the moisture to make more blisters. Also the victim should NEVER scratch his or her feet or hands. Just soak in ice water. If it’s on the hands fill a ziplock with water and freeze. Hold the bag all the time. Until the bumps go away. You will be amazed how long a person with eczema can hold onto a bag of ice. Sometimes till it melts. Try that without eczema! After it goes away be sure to keep feet and hands cold and dry. Never use lotions or oils. This cure will not work if you do. The oils seem to keep the heat in the body. If your son has this on his feet watch his face when he puts his feet on ice.
Are you sure your daughter has eczema? It may be something else. If it is eczema I would start with her feet and hands. Put them in ice water. If the iching goes away, and if she keeps them in the water longer than a eczema free person would, then it’s eczema. In which case I would fix the hands and feet first and the rest of the body will follow. Don’t let her scratch herself at all. For some reason that makes it worse and more likely to re-appear. Put her in a bath of cool water, but not her feet and hands. Keep them out of the water. Hands and feet must be in cold water only. Cool water is not cold enough. You will know if it’s working by her accounts. Make sure to dry her off well and keep her cool. And keep the hands and feet cold and dry. Any warmth and I mean any, will reverse the treatment and you’ll have to start all over. Even at night her hands and feet must be cold. It takes about three weeks to work. Then a lifetime of maintenence afterwards. This works! I’m proof.