Question 1

can you recommend a good natural treatment for eczema, don't want to use hydrocortisones?

Accepted Answer

Eczema care: Get cerave or cristco shortening and long rolls of gauze. Lather up the ghoo on the skin and wrap it lightly overnight and do it nightly until the skin is well moisturized and then apply the moisturizer daily twice a day especially after a shower and don't use hot water when you shower.

Question 2

i have been told i have eczema but i have tried all kinds of creams and  ointments even shots,  is there any type of natural treatment i can try inst?

Accepted Answer

ECZEMA: Eczema care begins in infancy. Babies develop eczema from  food allergy. So it is introduce one by one to know the allergen. As the child grow up, there are environmental triggers that cause eczema.The moisturizers help the skin before applying steroid cream.Oatmeal baths are helpful.Allergy specialist can advise, do intradermal tests and shots to help pinpoint triggers.

Question 3

do you know any natural holistic treatments that are proven to help a child that has eczema?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Classical homeopathy is a very holistic system of medicine, and has good results in eczema.  Please see:
http://www.Nationalcenterforhomeopathy.Org/content/homeopathy-as-effective-as-standard-care-for-eczema-0

and

http://www.Nationalcenterforhomeopathy.Org/content/classic-homeopathic-medicine-and-the-treatment-of-eczema.

Question 4

i believe i have pompholyx or dyshidrotic eczema (dyshidrotic dermatitis), probably the latter. how can i treat this?

Accepted Answer

Dishidrotic eczema: In dyshidrotic eczema, typical first-line treatment includes high-strength topical steroids and cold compresses. Short courses of oral steroids are the second line of treatment for acute flares, and other immunosuppressants have also been tried. Corticosteroids are cornerstones of topical therapy. Guidelines have been established by the national institute of clinical evidence.

Question 5

pompholyx eczema. itchy vessicles dry up then reappear again. how do i stop this process? the vessicle stage is worse. how to dry them for good? thx!

Accepted Answer

Can’t: They will return but can use rubber gloves,lotions,steroids.In addition talk to your doctor about Potassium permanganate dilute solution soaks -  used to 'dry out' the vesicles.

Question 6

what's done for dyshidrosis eczema?

Accepted Answer

The itchy blisters: Also known as pomphylix, is an intensely itchy that can be acute, chronic, or recurrent dermatosis of the fingers, palms, and soles, frequently with sudden onset of many deep-seated itchy, clear vesicles; later, scaling, fissures which can cause pain. It is diffult to treat and often requires potent steroids. There are other treatments. Consult doc/dermatologist for eval. Good luck.

Question 7

what is the best way to treat dyshidrosis eczema over the counter?

Accepted Answer

Nothing great OTC: Dyshidrosis affects hands and feet where the skin is quite thick and tough. Hard for medications even to get through to the live layers of skin. Hydrocortisone 1% ointment is probably the best OTC there is, and if you wear cotton gloves over a generous application that may help improve penetration but prescription medication is best.

Question 8

how can i treat my dyshidrosis eczema that only hits me in summer every year. ?

Accepted Answer

Itchy finger bumps: Dyshidrotic eczema is a very itchy rash of little bumps on the fingers or hands, and may occur on the feet. The bumps may have some fluid inside, but don't break open (unless one scratches harshly) like chicken pox or herpes sores. Dyshidrosis is usually treated with prescription cortisone cream for 1-2 weeks, plus moisturizers like CeraVe. Hydrocortisone 1% may or may not be strong enough.

Question 9

my father had agt orange disease(s). myself+3 siblings have "pompholyx" or "dyshidrotic eczema" our dad had this too. possible caused from agt orange?

Accepted Answer

Probably not ...: Dyshidrotic Eczema, sometimes called Pomphoylx is an itchy skin condition of the hands and feet, characterised by vesicles, fluid filled bubbles.  Causes are unclear and probably multfactorial; genetic predisposition (can run in families); triggered by stress, sweating, humdity or irritants; associated with contact allergy such as nickel. No clear association to Agent Orange exposure.

Question 10

i have what it seems to be dyshidrosis eczema. they only appear when hands are wet. how to treat this? very annoying.

Accepted Answer

Dyshidrotic Eczema: Dyshidrotic eczema is usually treated with class one prescription topical steroids such as vanos, or clobetasol, or clobex spray, or topicort spray or others. See your dermatologist for a prescription.

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Can you recommend a good natural treatment for eczema, don't want to use hydrocortisones?

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I have been told i have eczema but i have tried all kinds of creams and ointments even shots, is there any type of natural treatment i can try inst?

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Do you know any natural holistic treatments that are proven to help a child that has eczema?

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I believe i have pompholyx or dyshidrotic eczema (dyshidrotic dermatitis), probably the latter. how can i treat this?

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Pompholyx eczema. itchy vessicles dry up then reappear again. how do i stop this process? the vessicle stage is worse. how to dry them for good? thx!

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What's done for dyshidrosis eczema?

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What is the best way to treat dyshidrosis eczema over the counter?

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How can i treat my dyshidrosis eczema that only hits me in summer every year. ?

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My father had agt orange disease(s). myself+3 siblings have "pompholyx" or "dyshidrotic eczema" our dad had this too. possible caused from agt orange?

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I have what it seems to be dyshidrosis eczema. they only appear when hands are wet. how to treat this? very annoying.

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