Question 1

what is good for ezcema?

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1: Alvenno bath
use dove soap or ivory
do not take a long hot bath or shower 
use baby oil on your skin for a moisterizer.

Question 2

what medication to use to treat ezcema?

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Several: The basic treatment for eczema is hydration, hydration, hydration with the use of emolients.  Next if needed is an appropriate steroid cream, used appropriately and for the appropriate amount of time.  There are some immune modulating drugs like tacrolimus.  This is a difficult dermatologic disorder and if you have done the simple things (adult or child) then see a good dermatologist.

Question 3

is it possible to be fully cured from ezcema?

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Yes: It depends on the cause, if it is due to reaction to an environmental agent, prevention of exposure would be curative. If the cause is not clear, please consult a dermatologist.
For good health - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Drink enough water daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
Practice safe sex, if you have sex.

Question 4

what can i do if my ezcema is finally going away so could i now wear other fabrics?

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Chronic: Follow the advise your dermatologist gave you and remember, eczema or atopic dermatitis tends to be a chronic life long condition that will require you follow certain care regimens for your skin.

Question 5

how to treat ezcema?

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How to treat ECZEMA: Eczema is a chronic skin condition and is mere common in youg children but it can present at any age.Underlying problem is dryness of the skin, which causes the iching and rash and as you scratch the rash gets worse and it forms a vicious cycle
the rtretment consist of moiturising the skin immidiately after bath, low medium and high potency steroid cream depending on the site, oral med to stop itchin.

Question 6

is eczema heriditary?

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Is eczema hereditary: Yes it can be, bur having said that, not all cases of eczema are hereditary.But it can be hereditary just like asthma which is its cousin.

Question 7

eczema and probities?

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Probiotics: Inflammation of the skin, eczema, can be affected by inflammatory bacteria in the GI tract. The most effective way to change bacterial composition onfthe GI tract is to change the composition of the food you eat. Dairy, wheat, sugar, and processed foods feed the pro-inflammatory bacteria. Vegetables and fish feed the good ones. Probiotics may help some. Topical vit d oil can be helpful, too.

Question 8

how to manage eczema?

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HC cream; moisturize: To treat mild or moderate eczema, hydrocortisone 1% cream (use a thin coat on the rash twice a day, for 5-10 days) is cheap, found at most stores and works well. A daily moisturizing cream (Cetaphil, CeraVe, Eucerin, etc.) used 2-4 times a day helps to heal eczema and to prevent return of the rash. One can avoid creams with lanolin, aloe, or fragrances if sensitive to the ingredients. Avoid soaps.

Question 9

how is eczema treated?

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Multiple modalities!: Eczema is treated in a few ways. The mainstay of treatment is usually either topical steroid creams or immunomodulaters. Keep in mind though that eczema is a chronic, recurring condition so there truly isnt a cure,  but there are methods to keep it under control. Using mild soaps like dove, and thick moisturizing creams daily, like eucerin or cetaphil is recommended. Antihist used for itch control.

Question 10

how to fight eczema ?

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Eczema: If the eczema is very severe, a dermatologist is best to treat and provide good follow-up care if needed. Try to determine what triggers your eczema--certain foods,a pet,mold, pollen,dust. Nonprescription corticosteroid ointments relieve itching and inflammation in mild cases. Take an antihistamine like diphenhydramine at bedtime. See a dermatologist for more severe eczema. Many medications are av

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