What are the remedies for eczema?

9 Comments

1. Bailey says:

   February 1, 2012 at 5:03 pm

   Natural treatment worked very well for me without harmful effects of steroids. I used SerenaSkin eczema herbal remedies- ointment and spray on the skin, and anti-eczema extract internally to prevent future breakouts. It is the most effective treatment I’ve ever tried.
2. Richard R says:

   February 1, 2012 at 5:03 pm

   There aren’t really any viable "remedies" as much as there are preventative measures to stop breakouts. Stay out of chlorinated pools/water, use lotion etc. Your best bet is to see a dermatologist and have them prescribe you a cream to put on at night before you go to bed – it works wonders, is covered by most insurances, and is your safest bet.
3. Mijntje says:

   February 1, 2012 at 5:03 pm

   Keep it moist with Vaseline, that’s the most important rule. Dab it generously on at least twice a day (after you wake up and before you go to sleep for instance). It will give you so much relief.
   And for further medication, in case the Vaseline doesn’t work long or good enough for your taste, I’d suggest to go to a doctor.
4. JESUS says:

   February 1, 2012 at 5:03 pm

   There are plenty of remedies that are out there on the market, but choosing the correct one that will work for you is few. The skin Detox Diet is the one i would recommend because it uses natural herbs to correct the situation. Three popular diet are the Pure water diet, Fruit Juice Diet, and the lifetime diet. A combination of all three can be used to get rid of eczema too. The link below will lead you to the Skin Detox Diet I think you should try. Good Luck!
5. Gerry says:

   February 1, 2012 at 5:03 pm

   Eczema is a chronic condition – to put it straight, there is no cure.

   What there is however, is a way of life which can effectively neutralise the eczema. Start with allergies, identify what you are allergic to and avoid those things like the plague. Make use of antihistamines to ensure your comfort, eczema is a reactionary condition which thrives particularly in people who have multiple allergies.

   Secondly, make use of creams and ointments. There are a number of these on the market, and not all of them work. Avoid ‘wonder cures’ which exist only to take your money. Common effective moistuisers include: Diprobase, Dermol 500, Aqeous Cream and E45. Identify one of these which doesn’t irritate your skin and use it daily. There is also the matter of steroid creams, of which there are many. these are only available via prescription, but are the most effective tool in combating severe eczema.

   Thirdly, do exercise and keep a healthy diet. These will do a lot to keep your eczema at bay. Often at times of extreme stress or when outside conditions become too much, eczema can become far more severe.
6. K says:

   February 1, 2012 at 5:03 pm

   Best thing is to see a doctor.
7. Sara Stolz says:

   February 1, 2012 at 5:03 pm

   Hi, there are plenty of natural remedies for eczema available on the Internet – some of them do actually work. For mine I use herbal cream by champoori quite successfully. It takes just a couple of weeks to clear the spots and they stay clear for months on end.
   Try it: champoori is available online without prescription and comes with money back guarantee so if it doesn’t work for you – it’s free
   Best,
   Sara
8. If you are happy and you know it says:

   February 1, 2012 at 5:03 pm

   reduce the flare ups by not eating what triggers it.
   salcura dermaspray from Britain