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How to help my sons eczema?
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Take Steps: Moisturize frequently-3-4 times per day. Use cortisone cream for bad patches. Consider a prescription strength medication if the 1st 2 steps do not help.See the doctor if all else fails.Make sure you eliminate any triggers of the problem if possible.
Answered 9/28/2016
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