I had terrible eczema on my neck and my mouth area. When I stopped consuming lots of sugar like soda and junk foods and started eating more vegetables leafs and fruits, within a week or two, the eczema went away
Really,??? Wow fantastic- good for you and im happy for you!! Im in the same boat..chronic eczema and im almost always with dry red eczema around mouth area due to hormon treat.ent for yeaaars...ugh...I May have to give it a chance what you did...im really happy for you
@@MissTina427 I have permanent solution for Eczema, Psoriasis. No any food restriction, No creams, No medicines. But Just a single unique Natural Method. You can live life like a normal human. Definition of cure is simple. One should be able to do every thing that an average person is able to do. For a diabetic, he should be able to consume sugar. For a BP patient he should be able to consume salt. For an acidity patient he should be able to eat spices as much as any other person is able to. Taking a bland diet is just temporary
I feel like I have 6/8 of these types of Eczema. I have suffered with it for almost 30 years but I am on a mission to find a lifelong treatment because living with this chronic condition is so painful and uncomfortable.
Eat only veggies, apples and wild game meat then add a food and see what happens. Tomatoes are another problem food too. Most foods have garbage in it and stress is a major factor. Does sweat make you itch? Most soaps and shampoo have perfumes and caustic crap. Limit showers to 2 a week and short ones with a little Dove soap. Figure what is good bacteria for a body and what food has it. Rashes etc usually occur instantly so you will know what not to eat again.
Both myself & my daughter were born with infantile. We sometimes get flare ups as adults but not nuch.. Eat healthy, take a good quality multi vit with minerals (alternate days if you want) Also take a high strength evening primrose pil or cod liver liver oil daily.. Never use soap never use bio washing powder/liquid.
Chronic hand eczema over here. I learned that I have a sensitivity to alcohol and once I begrudgingly gave up my favourite vice, the intense itching started to fade. I still have times in the summer and winter where the dry air is a majoy set back (aka hands constantly peeling with no relief from over the counter moisturizes and such), but the ban on booze was an incredible discovery for my health.
Hey! Same here and I was actually wondering if it was because of the constant drinking. I have it in some fingers and feet. Did you change some other habit, like healthier diet or meditation? Or it was only quitting alcohol? Can you tell me more about your experience?? 🙏
Did you quit dry air? Just bad advice? I have had it for 70 years and no cure. Stop eating typical allergens such as eggs, peanuts, citrus, milk, wheat, shell fish... quit using stinking detergents, dryer sheets, soaps, hot showers, and clean out dust mites from bedding, use bedding impervious to dust mites. Fix water leaks in your home. Did you have rosy red cheeks as a baby? Then you have it for life. Food allergies are causing it. Clean the house. Use cortisone cream. The body sees everything as an invader
Do you use liquid glove lotion? I've just started to use it this winter. It's weird at first, but after a month of use, my skin feels much more moisturized, allowing scars and cracks to heal.
DIET DIET DIET DIET DIET. I’ve been dealing with eczema all my life and all I did. Was change my diet and seriously my rashes are 90 percent gone and I’ve only been doing this for a month. I’m 29 my eczema was all over my body.Cut out dairy and meat and lowered sugar consumption and I’ve never seen my skin so clear. I don’t care what any dermatologist says this is the key to fixing this issue!!! Stop spending all this money on these medicines they prescribe you!!! I hope this message gets out to anybody suffering from this!!!
@@dapper_gent, could you please tell me which diet you followed. My daughter has this one and need as soon as possible. I tried to contact you by subscribing your channel but not able to do it in TH-cam. Could you please tell me how to contact you to get this info or please comment the diet here. Thank you so much
I have had bad eczema (had large patches on the back of both lower legs for about 3 years which were very uncomfortable, weepy, hot, itchy. I had to sleep with ice packs on them. I couldn't wear leggings or tights) and was told by the dermatologists I would need to use a strong immuno-suppressant cream to manage it. I tried to find another route and tried various things e.g. homeopathy, and reiki which didn't work for me personally. In the end Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) helped me. I looked for someone who did it (a Traditional Chinese Medicine doctor / practitioner) and I had a consultation. The Chinese medicine practitioner gave a herb mix to take orally and a powder to mix with cream and rub on externally. It took 2-3 months and cleared up. I was surprised and amazed. Since then acupuncture has also helped my skin clear up during a skin flare up. Am writing this as maybe this can help someone else. I am really grateful there is something that I found that works for my body. Am wishing the same for everyone and send my good wishes to my fellow sufferers - whatever type of eczema you have.
Hi @thefirewren, could you please provide contact no or more info related to this medication. My daughter has eczema and need this treatment as soon as possible. Thank you!
@@kadaanuradha4281 This was not a specific medicine that was available to buy, but a herb mix that was made for me. You could look for a qualified Chinese Medicine doctor / practitioner near you to see your daughter and recommend treatment. I believe there might be some ready-made Chinese Medicine creams available for use with eczema but you would need to ask your practitioner. All the best.
Change your diet. Get d3 with k2 5000, omega 3 fish oil, vitamin 500-1000, zinc 50mg. Cut out sugar. Gluten. Wheat. Eggs, check for food allergies, drink plenty of water.
Im 66 years old and have had eczema all my life. My mother said I was born with it. I've been to dermatologist, allergists, medical doctors most of my life. Some years have been milder than others and some have been a chronic mess. I've given up on the research thing since everything I ever tried didn't really work.
But today GOD has listened to you... So don't miss this chance.... It is final... So try for last time I have permanent solution for Eczema. No any food restriction, No creams, No medicines. But Just a single unique Natural Method..
I identified that I have neurodermatitis from this video. It’s extremely painful. I figured out ice packs work well for this. I can’t use creams bc it burns really bad. But ice packs gave instant relief and it made the dryness go down.
Water dries skin even more. Ice can burn skin. Use cortisone cream. Cream that cause pain is actually indicating your rash is deep into the skin. You have to heal it. Use a little anti bacterial soap, cortisone, keep hands etc dry and possibly wrap in clean gauze before infection gets bad. Maybe a little bleach water and rinse, dry, add cream and wrap it up. Do not use any other lotions except cortisone. In 1971 I enlisted in Army to go to "Nam. When they learned I had eczema I was sent home. Dry skin in wet jungle is recipe for constant rash. Water is not a moisturizer and eczema is I believe is mostly allergic reactions and stress. Avoid foods that are common to allergies and avoid chemicals. Get a dehumidifier and set it to 50%
Have you tried Apple cider diluted in water? Pad the area with a round flat cotton pad. Cacao butter moisturizer- sell by pound is cheaper and you cut it as a small bar. Smell like chocolate but is a rich humectant and has vitamin for the skin.
after you shower, rub shaving cream into the effected areas. It keeps mine away. Any cheap shaving cream will do. Do it as a normal practice to keep it away It’s in my hands. I rub the shaving cream into them until absorbed and rinse off the residue. It doesn’t flare up anymore. I never changed my life style so I’m sure it works. In fact, i drink and smoke more than before.
Guys, never use hormonal ointments. The skin is rapidly getting used to them. In case of cancellation, it will get much worse and you will want to use them again. Change your diet, use moisturizers, get more sleep or even change your job. But do not use corticosteroids (hormonal creams/ointments). I've been through all this more than once.
100%. When you stop using steroid creams you have a reaction called rebound eczema and makes it far worse than what you originally started with. Besides that the cream gets absorbed into your skin and blood stream. I stopped them and my eczema is so much worse. I don't want steroid on or in my body.
I both arms has Eczema with my right leg about two months ,every day after shower, I put on coconut oil mix with turmeric, it’s can help little better to stop itching ! Thank you 👍👍😭😭😥😥
Hy leg is covered with eczema it burns when i shower and very itchy and when i itch blood cone its pain my friends teased be because when i itch my leg the things i am itching my butt its very pain i am suffering please pray for me😢
Will always pray for people suffering from all types of skin problems.. l have it for 38 years. I know scratching is horrendous but I have the urge n need to do it. Let's join our hearts together to pray for complete healing. Unity is strength. God will display His glory on our prayers. Amen
I have this on my right thigh it’s a curse. I have tried everything to sooth it and Apple Cider Vinegar cold from the fridge helps. I just wet paper towel and let it sit there it helps. Also, this helps remove dead skin as well from the area. Eucerin Eczema body cream and oatmeal wash is the best so far. Good luck guys this sucks .
Hard palm skin, painless small blisters between the fingers, dark red palms, itch triggers usually midnight during the months after summers ,at the arrival of winters, often after eating eggs butter oily food etc. Which eczema do i have? Kindly help in defining!
Your symptoms could be consistent with a type of eczema known as dyshidrotic eczema. It typically presents with small, painless blisters on the hands and feet, as well as redness and itching. Triggers can vary among individuals, but changes in seasons, certain foods, and allergies may contribute to flare-ups. To get a definitive diagnosis and personalized guidance, it's important to consult a healthcare professional or dermatologist who can provide the most accurate assessment and treatment options.
I am a older lady 74 years young that has suffered eczema for the passed 40 years I have been to all kinds of doctors and used all kinds of meds that the doctor recemded me with little releaf i have learned more on the clips that has helped me more than everything the doctor ever told me thanks
🔥Relief Alert… today I was at my wits end with my eczema suffering.. my night was awful 😢 when I got up in the morning something about using yogurt for yeast infections crossed my mind, and I thought well I am just going to put plain Greek yogurt on my hand. I let it sit on there for 10 mins and rinsed with cold water . Absolutely all the itching and ooozing within half an hour. I did not have to reapply again till tonight
im not even kidding when i say I have almost all of these, I've been fasting for the last 20 days and have seen my dry skin and itchyness rise up, it is pollen season in the UK which has probably aggreivated it, Ive stopped eating the excessive protein I was eating such a powder, bars, and yoghurts before ramadan, but it sill has gotten worse, I feel I cant even function every 2 minutes some part of my body flares up with intense itching and inflammation, my back, chest, neck, hands are covered with red and acne covered spots, my scalp and face are constantly dry and itchy, my eyes are currently swollen and baggy,
after you shower, rub shaving cream into the effected areas. It keeps my away. Any cheap shaving cream will do. Do it as a normal practice to keep it away
@Harishmitha Pink I'm not saying this will work for everyone and I'm not advertising anything to make money. But try this for a couple weeks New Zealand manuka honey 500+ MGO.SMALL TEA SPOON. OATS WITH OAT MILK. LET OATS COOL DOWN BEFOR ADDING HONEY. USE FRUITS AND BERRIES TO SWEETEN. WOULD LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK .and good luck. My skin Specialist Did not believe me.
How did you cure it? Is it completely gone, my son is 10 and suffers from eczema on the back of his knee, Doctor said that th cause is mold in our house which we are trying to get rid off, any other solution will be appreciable if you have cured yours... Please 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Change your diet. Get d3 with k2 5000, omega 3 fish oil, vitamin 500-1000, zinc 50mg. Cut out sugar. Gluten. Wheat. Eggs, check for food allergies, drink plenty of water.
I had dyshidrotic eczema and found on the Amercian Academy of Dermatology a link to B12 supplementation. I was taking an over the counter B12 from Costco (Kirkland brand) that has an extremely high RDA. After giving up B12, my symptoms cleared up.
After dealing with eczema for 4 years (hand eczema), I determined that my eczema is caused by antibacterial soap, silicone gloves and most of all chrome covered taps. After I removed anti bacterial soap and sill one gloves, eczema disappears as from my hands but remained on 3 fingers on my right hand and 2 fingers on my left hand, which was difficult to understand. Then 2 days ago while using the taps in the kitchen I realised that those are the fingers I use to turn on the taps in the kitchen. After doing some research I found that metals can cause eczema. I hope this information will help some of you.
@MP-hw4rh Thank you for sharing your experience-this could be incredibly helpful to others dealing with stubborn eczema. Identifying and eliminating triggers like antibacterial soap, silicone gloves, and chrome-covered taps is a big step towards managing the condition. Your discovery about metal sensitivity is a valuable insight that might help others in finding relief. Keep listening to your body, and your journey could be a beacon for those facing similar struggles!
I remember I went to school with a kid named Brandon Horton in the 2nd grade and he had like SEVERE form of eczema poor thing when he would have like outbreaks of it he would be crying and have to be sent home .. not sure what kind he has but it was on his face, chest ,hands and arms
Severe eczema, especially when it affects multiple areas like the face, chest, hands, and arms, can be incredibly painful and distressing, often requiring medical intervention and ongoing care.
Stasis dermatitis quite look alike Lymphedema. I think my dad had either one of them. We’re going to specialist (the appointment took so long) hence I did my research on internet. But I am so anxious and worried .Can those be cured?
Both stasis dermatitis and lymphedema can be managed effectively with proper treatment, so your specialist appointment is a positive step towards the right care. ❤️
I have had eczema for months now... On my hands, feet, upper legs, butt, stomach and elbows. Sometimes it's so bad and I'm on the brink of crying. My skin just feels so weak. I've been to doctors and they prescribed the cortico creams, but I feel like they aren't foing anything. I think to solve thus issue i somehow need to strengthen my skin. It feels so prone to injury and so weak.
Hey! I have struggled for so long with my eczema! what helps me so much is straight tea tree oil after a shower then lotion! The tea tree might burn a little but that’s good that means it’s killing the germs. Also quarter zone ten cream is also a life saver
Try to cut off the sugar and wheat/grains from your diet and see if you can feel any improvements. Also look into the keto diet and intermittent fasting, they say it helps with these autoimmune conditions
Please go see a Naturopathic Doctor! It’s amazing the results you will see ! I’ve been there. You will have to change your diet & a Naturopathic doctor with supply much better quantity vitamins for you. Worth a try! Honestly!❤️
Change your diet. Get d3 with k2 5000, omega 3 fish oil, vitamin 500-1000, zinc 50mg. Cut out sugar. Gluten. Wheat. Eggs, check for food allergies, drink plenty of water.
I have eczema and when I wake up the morning it feels like it’s really can’t move my eczema when I take a shower it’s burns my skin but I use cold water but who people who has eczema maybe your cream is not good.
I have it on my scalp, fingers( both hand and leg) palm areas, underarms and once on the back of my legs. Hhhhh! I can't even wear anything according to my liking. It's terrible!
You might need to slow your carbs and get into apple cider spray routine rinse routine. Good luck young lady - the cortisone creams could increase the size of the skin issue as well. I did not like when that’s was the only prescribed cream our pediatrician gave us. So I turned to integrative medicine and did L-glutamine to heal the stomach lining and a better balance diet, with minimal sugar and refined carbs.
after you shower, rub shaving cream into the effected areas. It keeps my away. Any cheap shaving cream will do. Do it as a normal practice to keep it away
I have nummular eczema and my clothes are giving me reactions. what type of fabrics should I use? even cotton causes me allergies all over my body I don't know what to do please
I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing a flare-up. Please remember to prioritize self-care and consider reaching out to your healthcare provider for support.
Please look at the places where you eczema appears, then think what do you use on those places. I discovered that my eczema is caused by metals, chrome covered kitchen taps specifically. I hope this will help.
I have small irritating mostly non visible blisters on most of my body but obviously as they’re not visible most of the time I can tolerate it but a few months ago on both sides of my hips I have large patches where these whitehead blisters sorta just appear and they feel amazing to get rid of but I have no idea what they are and they keep spreading
@purplespray3768 It sounds like you've had a history of skin conditions, starting with atopic dermatitis as a child and now dealing with contact dermatitis and seborrheic dermatitis as an adult. Managing these conditions often requires careful skin care, avoiding triggers like allergens or harsh chemicals, and using prescribed treatments like topical corticosteroids or antifungal shampoos. Moisturizing regularly, avoiding irritants, and consulting with a dermatologist for personalized care can help manage flare-ups and keep your skin healthy.
While the combination of hemp oil, probiotics, and beef gelatin can support health, always consult a healthcare professional for proper dosing and individualized advice. ❤️
Certainly! To reduce dark patches from eczema, consider using moisturizers with ingredients like vitamin C, glycolic acid, or retinoids to promote skin renewal. ❤️
Can eczema also not result in rashes? I have deep itching especially at night. And lately I’ve had intense deep itching on my face that feels more like prickling. Imagine pins and needles being thicker if this makes any sense.
Eczema typically presents with a red, itchy rash, but the symptoms can vary from person to person. While rashes are a common feature of eczema, not everyone with eczema experiences visible rashes. Deep itching, especially at night, is a known symptom of eczema, and it can sometimes feel like a prickling or pins-and-needles sensation. If you're experiencing these symptoms and suspect you have eczema, it's essential to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment options. They can provide guidance and relief for your specific situation.
I only have it on my hands. Cracks, itches, and blisters form. So annoying. Idk how it's worsened 😢 for years I've not used fragrance on my hands, sanitizer, irritants etc. Ahhhh
after you shower, rub shaving cream into the effected areas. It keeps my away. Any cheap shaving cream will do. Do it as a normal practice to keep it away
It’s in my hands. I rub the shaving cream into them until absorbed and rinse off the residue. It doesn’t flare up anymore. O never changed my life style so I’m sure it works.
I have it in my scalp it’s got to the point i need a shot for it in a week or so I’m going to the dermatologist originally I got it from my dad and also my brother has it too
I have terrible Hand Eczema that one time spread on my arms, leaving white patches on them. Usually, I would moisturize my hands and arms every so often, but then I kind of stopped. Somehow, the white patches went away. Although, I still do get these water blister type bumps on my fingers from my eczema. I’m always so shy to hold someone’s hand because my fingers are so bumpy and nasty. 😭
I understand how frustrating and self-conscious it can be. Please Remember that everyone's skin is unique, and it's important not to compare yourself to others. Please stay positive
I'm really sorry to hear that you went through such a difficult time in kindergarten. It's important to remember that children can sometimes lack understanding and empathy, and their behavior doesn't define your worth. Neurodermatitis can be tough, but it doesn't make you a 'freak.' You are unique, and your value goes far beyond your skin. As you grow, you'll find people who appreciate and accept you for who you are. Don't let those early experiences define your self-worth, and focus on the people who love and support you.
Sometimes it’s diet (too much sugar, alcohol and certain spices) or perfume and chemicals or stress can trigger it usually for me it was when I had a drink of alcohol and ate bad with sugar it irritated my skin CerVe, Cetaphil, using cornstarch drinking more water and leaving sugar, alcohol and dairy alone for at least a week helped me
@GHO5tMod3 Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s true that diet, chemicals, and stress can be major triggers for skin issues. Your approach of eliminating irritants like sugar, alcohol, and dairy, along with using gentle skincare like CerVe or Cetaphil, sounds effective. Staying hydrated and making these small adjustments can significantly help manage flare-ups. Great tips! 😊
I have eczema on fingers and foot, it is terrible and this drying has caused open wound kinda situation hurts and itches a lot and got some pus type thingy also and i have exams next week how will i write😭😭 i have been having these eczema period during season change 😢
I'm really sorry to hear this, taking steps to prioritize your well-being and finding healthy ways to manage stress might gradually improve your situation.
This is so true, my eczema has come back with a vengeance with menopause, just like when I was a child, it’s unbearable! I have flare ups all over my ankles, feet, hands and eyes.
I hate takin off my clothes looking at my reptilian skin but hey im still a sex symbol that I was told by others. 😅 maybe one day a movie might be casting for those with real chronic issues
If your eczema has just started, initial treatment typically includes moisturizing the affected area frequently and using over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream to reduce inflammation. Avoiding known irritants, such as harsh soaps or certain fabrics, and keeping your skin hydrated are key. If the eczema persists or worsens, it’s advisable to see a dermatologist for stronger prescription treatments or to identify potential triggers.
For eczema on the neck and chest, start by applying a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer to keep the skin hydrated and reduce irritation. Over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream can help with inflammation, but if the eczema is severe or not improving, a dermatologist may prescribe stronger topical steroids or other treatments. Avoiding triggers like harsh soaps, fragrances, and tight clothing is also important to prevent flare-ups. Please consult your health care professional
@56CrazyCruiserCaddy Taking a break and going on a long holiday could potentially help improve your eczema, especially if it reduces stress, allows for better self-care, and exposes you to a different environment. Stress and lifestyle factors can significantly impact eczema. However, it's important to maintain your eczema management routine, including skincare and any prescribed treatments. Enjoy your holiday, and hopefully, it brings you both relaxation and relief!
@marianmoyo3283 Cold sores affect all skin types, including Black skin, in a similar way, though the healing process may vary slightly depending on individual factors like skin tone. On darker skin, cold sores might leave temporary hyperpigmentation (dark spots) after they heal, which can take longer to fade compared to lighter skin. To help minimize scarring or dark spots, using sunscreen and moisturizing the affected area can be beneficial. If hyperpigmentation persists, you could consult a dermatologist who might recommend specific treatments like topical creams or procedures to help with healing.
@GaopallweMakgareetse Eczema on your hands can be uncomfortable and frustrating. It's essential to keep the skin moisturized, as dryness can worsen symptoms. Use gentle, fragrance-free soaps and apply a thick moisturizer regularly, especially after washing your hands. Avoid known triggers, like certain fabrics or harsh chemicals. If the condition persists or worsens, consult a dermatologist for tailored treatment options. Take care of your skin!
@LisaBrown-e5u Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a skin condition that causes dry, itchy, and inflamed skin. If you're referring to a person named "Tressa Mews" in connection with eczema, it's important to note that managing eczema involves moisturizing the skin regularly, avoiding triggers (such as certain soaps or fabrics), and possibly using medicated creams prescribed by a healthcare provider. If Tressa is dealing with eczema, seeing a dermatologist for personalized treatment options could be beneficial.
@RockefellerScott Eczema is a skin condition that causes inflamed, itchy, red, and dry skin, often due to a combination of genetic and environmental factors. If someone at 267 Anita Fields is dealing with eczema, managing it involves moisturizing regularly, avoiding known irritants (like certain soaps or fabrics), and using topical treatments such as corticosteroid creams. In more severe cases, prescription medications may be needed. Consulting a dermatologist is the best way to get personalized treatment and control flare-ups effectively.
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@RyanAmbrosino Eczema is a chronic skin condition characterized by dry, itchy, and inflamed patches, often triggered by irritants, allergens, or stress. Managing eczema typically involves moisturizing, avoiding known triggers, and using topical treatments as prescribed by a dermatologist. “768 Danny Crossing” doesn’t appear directly related, so additional context might be needed to understand its relevance here.
Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a condition that causes inflamed, itchy, and sometimes cracked skin. It can be triggered by various factors, including allergens, irritants, stress, and weather changes. Managing eczema often involves using moisturizers, avoiding triggers, and sometimes using medicated creams or ointments prescribed by a doctor. If you have specific concerns or symptoms, consulting a dermatologist can help you develop a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
@ElizabethTaylor-o1x It seems like you've listed some names-Taylor Paul, White Donald, and Lisa. Are you looking for information about these individuals in relation to eczema, or is there something specific you need help with regarding the condition? Let me know how I can assist you!
@BettyGonzalez-c6r Eczema is a skin condition that causes itchy, inflamed, and irritated skin. It can be managed with moisturizers, topical steroids, and other prescribed treatments. Avoiding triggers like certain soaps, stress, and allergens can also help reduce flare-ups. If you're dealing with it, consulting a dermatologist is the best way to get tailored advice for your skin.
@@harishmithapink4389 I'm not saying this will work for everyone and I'm not advertising anything to make money. But try this for a couple weeks New Zealand manuka honey 500+ MGO.SMALL TEA SPOON. OATS WITH OAT MILK. LET OATS COOL DOWN BEFOR ADDING HONEY. USE FRUITS AND BERRIES TO SWEETEN. WOULD LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK .and good luck. My skin Specialist Did not believe me.
I have suffered from this for 30 yrs have got all the treatments,have applied almost all ointments, it's a bad disease coz most of people relate me H.i.v victims 😪🥲😭🤤I regularly go for a test infact I do even long to be H.i.v positive than this 😪😭🤤😭
I’m truly sorry to hear about your struggles with eczema. It’s important to continue seeking support from healthcare professionals to find the best management plan for you ❤️
I had terrible eczema on my neck and my mouth area. When I stopped consuming lots of sugar like soda and junk foods and started eating more vegetables leafs and fruits, within a week or two, the eczema went away
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I have permanent solution for Eczema. No any food restriction, No creams, No medicines. But Just a single unique Natural Method
Really,??? Wow fantastic- good for you and im happy for you!! Im in the same boat..chronic eczema and im almost always with dry red eczema around mouth area due to hormon treat.ent for yeaaars...ugh...I May have to give it a chance what you did...im really happy for you
@@Permanent-Cure and what is that????
@@MissTina427
I have permanent solution for Eczema, Psoriasis. No any food restriction, No creams, No medicines. But Just a single unique Natural Method. You can live life like a normal human.
Definition of cure is simple. One should be able to do every thing that an average person is able to do.
For a diabetic, he should be able to consume sugar. For a BP patient he should be able to consume salt.
For an acidity patient he should be able to eat spices as much as any other person is able to. Taking a bland diet is just temporary
@@Permanent-Cureyes, what is it???
I feel like I have 6/8 of these types of Eczema. I have suffered with it for almost 30 years but I am on a mission to find a lifelong treatment because living with this chronic condition is so painful and uncomfortable.
I have permanent solution for Eczema. No any food restriction, No creams, No medicines. But Just a single unique Natural Method
Try homoeopathy
Eat only veggies, apples and wild game meat then add a food and see what happens. Tomatoes are another problem food too. Most foods have garbage in it and stress is a major factor. Does sweat make you itch? Most soaps and shampoo have perfumes and caustic crap. Limit showers to 2 a week and short ones with a little Dove soap. Figure what is good bacteria for a body and what food has it. Rashes etc usually occur instantly so you will know what not to eat again.
@@Permanent-Cure what is your cure? More info
Both myself & my daughter were born with infantile. We sometimes get flare ups as adults but not nuch.. Eat healthy, take a good quality multi vit with minerals (alternate days if you want) Also take a high strength evening primrose pil or cod liver liver oil daily.. Never use soap never use bio washing powder/liquid.
Chronic hand eczema over here. I learned that I have a sensitivity to alcohol and once I begrudgingly gave up my favourite vice, the intense itching started to fade. I still have times in the summer and winter where the dry air is a majoy set back (aka hands constantly peeling with no relief from over the counter moisturizes and such), but the ban on booze was an incredible discovery for my health.
Hey! Same here and I was actually wondering if it was because of the constant drinking. I have it in some fingers and feet. Did you change some other habit, like healthier diet or meditation? Or it was only quitting alcohol? Can you tell me more about your experience?? 🙏
Did you quit dry air? Just bad advice? I have had it for 70 years and no cure. Stop eating typical allergens such as eggs, peanuts, citrus, milk, wheat, shell fish... quit using stinking detergents, dryer sheets, soaps, hot showers, and clean out dust mites from bedding, use bedding impervious to dust mites. Fix water leaks in your home. Did you have rosy red cheeks as a baby? Then you have it for life. Food allergies are causing it. Clean the house. Use cortisone cream. The body sees everything as an invader
For me it was coffee. :(
Do you use liquid glove lotion? I've just started to use it this winter. It's weird at first, but after a month of use, my skin feels much more moisturized, allowing scars and cracks to heal.
It is tough to give up the alcohol! I have nummular eczema which is the most common in people.who drink a lot :s
DIET DIET DIET DIET DIET. I’ve been dealing with eczema all my life and all I did. Was change my diet and seriously my rashes are 90 percent gone and I’ve only been doing this for a month. I’m 29 my eczema was all over my body.Cut out dairy and meat and lowered sugar consumption and I’ve never seen my skin so clear. I don’t care what any dermatologist says this is the key to fixing this issue!!! Stop spending all this money on these medicines they prescribe you!!! I hope this message gets out to anybody suffering from this!!!
Yes, I have nipple eczema. Cream doesn't work 😔
You're right. I've had it on the back of my neck, and it only goes away when I diet.
@@memei00023 Holy hell, it's sensitive as heg isn't it, we'll get through this though
@@dapper_gent, could you please tell me which diet you followed. My daughter has this one and need as soon as possible. I tried to contact you by subscribing your channel but not able to do it in TH-cam. Could you please tell me how to contact you to get this info or please comment the diet here. Thank you so much
No meat at all? 😢
I have had bad eczema (had large patches on the back of both lower legs for about 3 years which were very uncomfortable, weepy, hot, itchy. I had to sleep with ice packs on them. I couldn't wear leggings or tights) and was told by the dermatologists I would need to use a strong immuno-suppressant cream to manage it. I tried to find another route and tried various things e.g. homeopathy, and reiki which didn't work for me personally. In the end Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) helped me. I looked for someone who did it (a Traditional Chinese Medicine doctor / practitioner) and I had a consultation. The Chinese medicine practitioner gave a herb mix to take orally and a powder to mix with cream and rub on externally. It took 2-3 months and cleared up. I was surprised and amazed. Since then acupuncture has also helped my skin clear up during a skin flare up. Am writing this as maybe this can help someone else. I am really grateful there is something that I found that works for my body. Am wishing the same for everyone and send my good wishes to my fellow sufferers - whatever type of eczema you have.
Hi @thefirewren, could you please provide contact no or more info related to this medication. My daughter has eczema and need this treatment as soon as possible. Thank you!
@@kadaanuradha4281 This was not a specific medicine that was available to buy, but a herb mix that was made for me. You could look for a qualified Chinese Medicine doctor / practitioner near you to see your daughter and recommend treatment. I believe there might be some ready-made Chinese Medicine creams available for use with eczema but you would need to ask your practitioner. All the best.
Where's the TCM more info please
Change your diet. Get d3 with k2 5000, omega 3 fish oil, vitamin 500-1000, zinc 50mg. Cut out sugar. Gluten. Wheat. Eggs, check for food allergies, drink plenty of water.
Hello can i get more info about this TCM
Im 66 years old and have had eczema all my life. My mother said I was born with it. I've been to dermatologist, allergists, medical doctors most of my life. Some years have been milder than others and some have been a chronic mess. I've given up on the research thing since everything I ever tried didn't really work.
I'm exactly like you 😢
But today GOD has listened to you... So don't miss this chance.... It is final... So try for last time
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Try manuka honey and oats with fruit it stop my Eczema
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I identified that I have neurodermatitis from this video. It’s extremely painful. I figured out ice packs work well for this. I can’t use creams bc it burns really bad. But ice packs gave instant relief and it made the dryness go down.
Water dries skin even more. Ice can burn skin. Use cortisone cream. Cream that cause pain is actually indicating your rash is deep into the skin. You have to heal it. Use a little anti bacterial soap, cortisone, keep hands etc dry and possibly wrap in clean gauze before infection gets bad. Maybe a little bleach water and rinse, dry, add cream and wrap it up. Do not use any other lotions except cortisone. In 1971 I enlisted in Army to go to "Nam. When they learned I had eczema I was sent home. Dry skin in wet jungle is recipe for constant rash. Water is not a moisturizer and eczema is I believe is mostly allergic reactions and stress. Avoid foods that are common to allergies and avoid chemicals. Get a dehumidifier and set it to 50%
Hello. I tried chapstick on my dermatitis. It did not burn (like lotions burn) and it helped.
I have eczema and when I take a shower it burns like on the back of my legs behind my knees and it does not feel good .
Have you tried Apple cider diluted in water? Pad the area with a round flat cotton pad. Cacao butter moisturizer- sell by pound is cheaper and you cut it as a small bar. Smell like chocolate but is a rich humectant and has vitamin for the skin.
@@sushibowl9707 sorry but I’m not finna add that stuff to my leg it’s gone make it burn even more..
@@Locoforcoco.1 Have u tryed cold showers? And scrubbing your body wit a rag without soap?
@@xdmobb17x17 no! But won’t it burn from the rag if it’s dry?
after you shower, rub shaving cream into the effected areas. It keeps mine away. Any cheap shaving cream will do. Do it as a normal practice to keep it away
It’s in my hands. I rub the shaving cream into them until absorbed and rinse off the residue. It doesn’t flare up anymore. I never changed my life style so I’m sure it works. In fact, i drink and smoke more than before.
Guys, never use hormonal ointments. The skin is rapidly getting used to them. In case of cancellation, it will get much worse and you will want to use them again. Change your diet, use moisturizers, get more sleep or even change your job. But do not use corticosteroids (hormonal creams/ointments). I've been through all this more than once.
Not everyone’s skin is like yours.
Some people got relief with the AIP Diet. I got relief with the Paleo Diet and Nettles tea. Talk to a Doctor in Integrative Medicine.
Same bro I used way lot and now skin feels more itchy after applying them I am on diet currently hope it will end the torture
100%. When you stop using steroid creams you have a reaction called rebound eczema and makes it far worse than what you originally started with. Besides that the cream gets absorbed into your skin and blood stream. I stopped them and my eczema is so much worse. I don't want steroid on or in my body.
I both arms has Eczema with my right leg about two months ,every day after shower, I put on coconut oil mix with turmeric, it’s can help little better to stop itching ! Thank you 👍👍😭😭😥😥
Olive oil also help u....
Hy leg is covered with eczema it burns when i shower and very itchy and when i itch blood cone its pain my friends teased be because when i itch my leg the things i am itching my butt its very pain i am suffering please pray for me😢
Will always pray for people suffering from all types of skin problems.. l have it for 38 years. I know scratching is horrendous but I have the urge n need to do it. Let's join our hearts together to pray for complete healing. Unity is strength. God will display His glory on our prayers. Amen
I have this on my right thigh it’s a curse. I have tried everything to sooth it and Apple Cider Vinegar cold from the fridge helps. I just wet paper towel and let it sit there it helps. Also, this helps remove dead skin as well from the area. Eucerin Eczema body cream and oatmeal wash is the best so far. Good luck guys this sucks .
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@@Permanent-Curethanks for leaving all of us hanging here
Hard palm skin, painless small blisters between the fingers, dark red palms, itch triggers usually midnight during the months after summers ,at the arrival of winters, often after eating eggs butter oily food etc.
Which eczema do i have?
Kindly help in defining!
Your symptoms could be consistent with a type of eczema known as dyshidrotic eczema. It typically presents with small, painless blisters on the hands and feet, as well as redness and itching. Triggers can vary among individuals, but changes in seasons, certain foods, and allergies may contribute to flare-ups. To get a definitive diagnosis and personalized guidance, it's important to consult a healthcare professional or dermatologist who can provide the most accurate assessment and treatment options.
I am a older lady 74 years young that has suffered eczema for the passed 40 years I have been to all kinds of doctors and used all kinds of meds that the doctor recemded me with little releaf i have learned more on the clips that has helped me more than everything the doctor ever told me thanks
🔥Relief Alert… today I was at my wits end with my eczema suffering.. my night was awful 😢 when I got up in the morning something about using yogurt for yeast infections crossed my mind, and I thought well I am just going to put plain Greek yogurt on my hand. I let it sit on there for 10 mins and rinsed with cold water . Absolutely all the itching and ooozing within half an hour. I did not have to reapply again till tonight
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I had severe eczema on my neck and mouth until a friend told me about a Chinese herbal cream that showed a noticeable improvement after use
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im not even kidding when i say I have almost all of these, I've been fasting for the last 20 days and have seen my dry skin and itchyness rise up, it is pollen season in the UK which has probably aggreivated it, Ive stopped eating the excessive protein I was eating such a powder, bars, and yoghurts before ramadan, but it sill has gotten worse, I feel I cant even function every 2 minutes some part of my body flares up with intense itching and inflammation, my back, chest, neck, hands are covered with red and acne covered spots, my scalp and face are constantly dry and itchy, my eyes are currently swollen and baggy,
Sorry to hear that.
Not eating at all, straight water fast and didn't help? Either way 20 days is impressive, hope things get better.
Brother I'm a Muslim too and I have similar problem that you are facing the worst eczema is on my back
after you shower, rub shaving cream into the effected areas. It keeps my away. Any cheap shaving cream will do. Do it as a normal practice to keep it away
@Harishmitha Pink I'm not saying this will work for everyone and I'm not advertising anything to make money.
But try this for a couple weeks
New Zealand manuka honey 500+ MGO.SMALL TEA SPOON.
OATS WITH OAT MILK. LET OATS COOL DOWN BEFOR ADDING HONEY. USE FRUITS AND BERRIES TO SWEETEN.
WOULD LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK .and good luck. My skin Specialist Did not believe me.
I have 3 types of eczema. The first time I got it was on my first tattoo, and then after I had a baby I suddenly had a bunch! Different kinds too
Eczema can manifest in various forms, often triggered by factors such as tattoos and postpartum changes. ❤️
I Used to have Contact dermatitis eczema that was on my whole body. I, a 10 year old kid that suffered uncontrollable eczema for a year.
You should do a Video, on how you over came your Dermatitis.
How did you cure it? Is it completely gone, my son is 10 and suffers from eczema on the back of his knee, Doctor said that th cause is mold in our house which we are trying to get rid off, any other solution will be appreciable if you have cured yours... Please 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
My mother has been struggling with dyshidrotic dermatitis on her foot what can I do it cure it ?
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Change your diet. Get d3 with k2 5000, omega 3 fish oil, vitamin 500-1000, zinc 50mg. Cut out sugar. Gluten. Wheat. Eggs, check for food allergies, drink plenty of water.
I had dyshidrotic eczema and found on the Amercian Academy of Dermatology a link to B12 supplementation. I was taking an over the counter B12 from Costco (Kirkland brand) that has an extremely high RDA. After giving up B12, my symptoms cleared up.
After dealing with eczema for 4 years (hand eczema), I determined that my eczema is caused by antibacterial soap, silicone gloves and most of all chrome covered taps.
After I removed anti bacterial soap and sill one gloves, eczema disappears as from my hands but remained on 3 fingers on my right hand and 2 fingers on my left hand, which was difficult to understand. Then 2 days ago while using the taps in the kitchen I realised that those are the fingers I use to turn on the taps in the kitchen. After doing some research I found that metals can cause eczema.
I hope this information will help some of you.
@MP-hw4rh Thank you for sharing your experience-this could be incredibly helpful to others dealing with stubborn eczema. Identifying and eliminating triggers like antibacterial soap, silicone gloves, and chrome-covered taps is a big step towards managing the condition. Your discovery about metal sensitivity is a valuable insight that might help others in finding relief. Keep listening to your body, and your journey could be a beacon for those facing similar struggles!
I remember I went to school with a kid named Brandon Horton in the 2nd grade and he had like SEVERE form of eczema poor thing when he would have like outbreaks of it he would be crying and have to be sent home .. not sure what kind he has but it was on his face, chest ,hands and arms
Severe eczema, especially when it affects multiple areas like the face, chest, hands, and arms, can be incredibly painful and distressing, often requiring medical intervention and ongoing care.
Is dry skin dermatitis also eczema
Yes
Stasis dermatitis quite look alike Lymphedema. I think my dad had either one of them. We’re going to specialist (the appointment took so long) hence I did my research on internet. But I am so anxious and worried .Can those be cured?
Both stasis dermatitis and lymphedema can be managed effectively with proper treatment, so your specialist appointment is a positive step towards the right care. ❤️
I have had eczema for months now... On my hands, feet, upper legs, butt, stomach and elbows. Sometimes it's so bad and I'm on the brink of crying. My skin just feels so weak. I've been to doctors and they prescribed the cortico creams, but I feel like they aren't foing anything. I think to solve thus issue i somehow need to strengthen my skin. It feels so prone to injury and so weak.
I'm sorry to hear about your condition, dealing with persistent symptoms can be frustrating. Please be optimistic, It gets better
Hey! I have struggled for so long with my eczema! what helps me so much is straight tea tree oil after a shower then lotion! The tea tree might burn a little but that’s good that means it’s killing the germs. Also quarter zone ten cream is also a life saver
Try to cut off the sugar and wheat/grains from your diet and see if you can feel any improvements. Also look into the keto diet and intermittent fasting, they say it helps with these autoimmune conditions
Please go see a Naturopathic Doctor! It’s amazing the results you will see ! I’ve been there. You will have to change your diet & a Naturopathic doctor with supply much better quantity vitamins for you. Worth a try! Honestly!❤️
Change your diet. Get d3 with k2 5000, omega 3 fish oil, vitamin 500-1000, zinc 50mg. Cut out sugar. Gluten. Wheat. Eggs, check for food allergies, drink plenty of water.
Acupuncture help a lot
I have eczema and when I wake up the morning it feels like it’s really can’t move my eczema when I take a shower it’s burns my skin but I use cold water but who people who has eczema maybe your cream is not good.
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@@Permanent-Cure ok I have eczema on my hands can you help me ?
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See description of mine
I have it on my scalp, fingers( both hand and leg) palm areas, underarms and once on the back of my legs. Hhhhh! I can't even wear anything according to my liking. It's terrible!
Sorry to hear that
You might need to slow your carbs and get into apple cider spray routine rinse routine. Good luck young lady - the cortisone creams could increase the size of the skin issue as well. I did not like when that’s was the only prescribed cream our pediatrician gave us. So I turned to integrative medicine and did L-glutamine to heal the stomach lining and a better balance diet, with minimal sugar and refined carbs.
@@sushibowl9707 oh thanks ❤
after you shower, rub shaving cream into the effected areas. It keeps my away. Any cheap shaving cream will do. Do it as a normal practice to keep it away
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I have nummular eczema and my clothes are giving me reactions. what type of fabrics should I use? even cotton causes me allergies all over my body I don't know what to do please
@sseracom try silk fabric
I’m having a flare up right now and I’m so tired of it
I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing a flare-up. Please remember to prioritize self-care and consider reaching out to your healthcare provider for support.
Please look at the places where you eczema appears, then think what do you use on those places. I discovered that my eczema is caused by metals, chrome covered kitchen taps specifically. I hope this will help.
I have small irritating mostly non visible blisters on most of my body but obviously as they’re not visible most of the time I can tolerate it but a few months ago on both sides of my hips I have large patches where these whitehead blisters sorta just appear and they feel amazing to get rid of but I have no idea what they are and they keep spreading
same here
Very helpful, than you!
Had atopic as a child. Contact dermatitis and Seborrheic dermatosis as an adult.
@purplespray3768 It sounds like you've had a history of skin conditions, starting with atopic dermatitis as a child and now dealing with contact dermatitis and seborrheic dermatitis as an adult. Managing these conditions often requires careful skin care, avoiding triggers like allergens or harsh chemicals, and using prescribed treatments like topical corticosteroids or antifungal shampoos. Moisturizing regularly, avoiding irritants, and consulting with a dermatologist for personalized care can help manage flare-ups and keep your skin healthy.
Hemp oil, probiotics, and beef gelatin combined can resolve 95% of the problems. (Doses x2-3 recommended amount)
While the combination of hemp oil, probiotics, and beef gelatin can support health, always consult a healthcare professional for proper dosing and individualized advice. ❤️
Is the anyone who knows any ways to get rid of dark patches left from the eczema on the skin. Anything would be useful thank you.
Certainly! To reduce dark patches from eczema, consider using moisturizers with ingredients like vitamin C, glycolic acid, or retinoids to promote skin renewal. ❤️
@@MedicalCentric Thank you so much
Can eczema also not result in rashes? I have deep itching especially at night. And lately I’ve had intense deep itching on my face that feels more like prickling. Imagine pins and needles being thicker if this makes any sense.
Eczema typically presents with a red, itchy rash, but the symptoms can vary from person to person. While rashes are a common feature of eczema, not everyone with eczema experiences visible rashes. Deep itching, especially at night, is a known symptom of eczema, and it can sometimes feel like a prickling or pins-and-needles sensation. If you're experiencing these symptoms and suspect you have eczema, it's essential to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment options. They can provide guidance and relief for your specific situation.
Very useful, thks.
Do u know what type of eczama is itched to much itt become like wartery
I only have it on my hands. Cracks, itches, and blisters form. So annoying. Idk how it's worsened 😢 for years I've not used fragrance on my hands, sanitizer, irritants etc. Ahhhh
Sorry to hear that.
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Same with me and the only thing that helps is cold black tea
dabbed on it.
after you shower, rub shaving cream into the effected areas. It keeps my away. Any cheap shaving cream will do. Do it as a normal practice to keep it away
It’s in my hands. I rub the shaving cream into them until absorbed and rinse off the residue. It doesn’t flare up anymore. O never changed my life style so I’m sure it works.
I have had atopic dermatitis, neuro dermatitis, sebrohic dermatitis my whole life im so tired of this
Okay but like who else feels like they have all of these lol
Is it possible to develop eczema on the hip/ waist area?
It's possible to develop eczema anywhere on the body
I have it in my scalp it’s got to the point i need a shot for it in a week or so I’m going to the dermatologist originally I got it from my dad and also my brother has it too
I'm glad you are seeing a dermatologist, I hope you are beginning to see positive result
I have terrible Hand Eczema that one time spread on my arms, leaving white patches on them. Usually, I would moisturize my hands and arms every so often, but then I kind of stopped. Somehow, the white patches went away. Although, I still do get these water blister type bumps on my fingers from my eczema. I’m always so shy to hold someone’s hand because my fingers are so bumpy and nasty. 😭
I understand how frustrating and self-conscious it can be. Please Remember that everyone's skin is unique, and it's important not to compare yourself to others. Please stay positive
I would hold your hands tho cuz your genetic problems are not your fault
I suffered from this for over 12 years until I got a herbal cream from china that cured me totally.
I have neurodermatitis and in kindergarten no kid played with me and everybody called me a freak, keep in mind my entire body was red.
I feel you I got called a freak too nobody wanted to be around me, kids asking whatswrong with me I've had eczema for 15 years
I'm really sorry to hear that you went through such a difficult time in kindergarten. It's important to remember that children can sometimes lack understanding and empathy, and their behavior doesn't define your worth. Neurodermatitis can be tough, but it doesn't make you a 'freak.' You are unique, and your value goes far beyond your skin. As you grow, you'll find people who appreciate and accept you for who you are. Don't let those early experiences define your self-worth, and focus on the people who love and support you.
Ive got atopic mainly on my feet and legs, so for 3 years in primary and early highschool, i was in a wheelchair cause walking was too painful.
Sorry about the experience, I hope you are better now
@@MedicalCentric well, i can walk but pains still there. Thanks for the well wishes!
@@TheDisplacerBeast I have it since I was 7..now j am 14 💀
@@plusultra8816 sucks, dunnit. Good luck with however your coping.
@TeTeYummy firstly, congrats, thats an amazing feat.
Secondly, you might want to check where you put this comment.
Sometimes it’s diet (too much sugar, alcohol and certain spices) or perfume and chemicals or stress can trigger it usually for me it was when I had a drink of alcohol and ate bad with sugar it irritated my skin
CerVe, Cetaphil, using cornstarch drinking more water and leaving sugar, alcohol and dairy alone for at least a week helped me
@GHO5tMod3 Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s true that diet, chemicals, and stress can be major triggers for skin issues. Your approach of eliminating irritants like sugar, alcohol, and dairy, along with using gentle skincare like CerVe or Cetaphil, sounds effective. Staying hydrated and making these small adjustments can significantly help manage flare-ups. Great tips! 😊
I have an eczema flare up right now on my face and neck
I have mild cases of 5 of these on my hands
when you swim in swimming pool full of chlorine, it feels like swimming in hell fire
Proper pH and chlorine levels maintenance can enhance comfort and safety.
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I have eczema on fingers and foot, it is terrible and this drying has caused open wound kinda situation hurts and itches a lot and got some pus type thingy also and i have exams next week how will i write😭😭 i have been having these eczema period during season change 😢
Try using colloidal silver topically.
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I feel like I'm suffering from most of these from the age of 4 I'm now 32 nothing seems to be working 😮💨
It always happens on my hand
My wife causes me extreme stress and I get really bad dyshidrotic eczema.
I'm really sorry to hear this, taking steps to prioritize your well-being and finding healthy ways to manage stress might gradually improve your situation.
Menopause can also trigger eczema on face and neck.
This is so true, my eczema has come back with a vengeance with menopause, just like when I was a child, it’s unbearable! I have flare ups all over my ankles, feet, hands and eyes.
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Seems like i have all of these except one
My brother had it when he was a child. Then after getting the virus shot he got it again ,he is in his 60's.
I hate takin off my clothes looking at my reptilian skin but hey im still a sex symbol that I was told by others. 😅 maybe one day a movie might be casting for those with real chronic issues
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Does eczema cause elevated white count ?
I would like to buy medicine for I have feet eczema
I have black ecezmas the skin doctors don't know how to treat me here I triadad
i am tired of this sickness
I understand how challenging it can be, but please hang in there-better days are ahead. ❤️
HELLO JUST WONDERING WHEN PEOPLE WILL INVOVE BLACK SKIN BECAUSE OUR ECZEMA DOESNT LOOK LIKE THAT.. INCLUDE US PLEASE... I SHOULDNT HAVE TO SAY IT
Yeah same! My eczema looks a lot different and I have black skin
I think they think we don’t get eczema 😂😂😂 mine are under my feet and I think it’s stress ugh
Mine just started
If your eczema has just started, initial treatment typically includes moisturizing the affected area frequently and using over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream to reduce inflammation. Avoiding known irritants, such as harsh soaps or certain fabrics, and keeping your skin hydrated are key. If the eczema persists or worsens, it’s advisable to see a dermatologist for stronger prescription treatments or to identify potential triggers.
I have it on my neck and chest
For eczema on the neck and chest, start by applying a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer to keep the skin hydrated and reduce irritation. Over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream can help with inflammation, but if the eczema is severe or not improving, a dermatologist may prescribe stronger topical steroids or other treatments. Avoiding triggers like harsh soaps, fragrances, and tight clothing is also important to prevent flare-ups. Please consult your health care professional
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i think my dad has it on his legs and it has yellow pus and peeling skin and swollen legs im so worried about him
It sounds like your dad may have a serious infection; please seek medical attention immediately ❤️
@@MedicalCentric thank u doc that really help and thanks again for doing what your doing keep up the wonderful work
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I never had it before
Hives and Eczema are the same itching.
I have foot eczema
I have eczema on my nipples lmao 😭
And my hands with my neck I hate it
It gets better but again it gets worse
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Same I have nipple eczema. What did you do? Cream doesn't work. 😭
So technically if I go on my 3 month long holiday, I should be cured. Haven't had a holiday in 10+yrs
@56CrazyCruiserCaddy Taking a break and going on a long holiday could potentially help improve your eczema, especially if it reduces stress, allows for better self-care, and exposes you to a different environment. Stress and lifestyle factors can significantly impact eczema. However, it's important to maintain your eczema management routine, including skincare and any prescribed treatments. Enjoy your holiday, and hopefully, it brings you both relaxation and relief!
Ah shit I don't know which one I might have. There literally three right now that all sounds like my experiences with my skin
@TeTeYummy what
Same here. No idea.😄
I have these all types of eczema😢 from 2 years
Do like to share this video please.
I got all 8
I just have eczema on my chest
How about black people skin??
@marianmoyo3283 Cold sores affect all skin types, including Black skin, in a similar way, though the healing process may vary slightly depending on individual factors like skin tone. On darker skin, cold sores might leave temporary hyperpigmentation (dark spots) after they heal, which can take longer to fade compared to lighter skin. To help minimize scarring or dark spots, using sunscreen and moisturizing the affected area can be beneficial. If hyperpigmentation persists, you could consult a dermatologist who might recommend specific treatments like topical creams or procedures to help with healing.
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Benadryl helps
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@@Fatimazeeshan877 take two before a meal evening time ,because they get you really drowsy
And avoid dairy products at all cost
*Out of the 8 eczemas l have 3 of them, smh.😊*
Sebborhiec dermatitis, anyone
I have eczema on my hands
@GaopallweMakgareetse Eczema on your hands can be uncomfortable and frustrating. It's essential to keep the skin moisturized, as dryness can worsen symptoms. Use gentle, fragrance-free soaps and apply a thick moisturizer regularly, especially after washing your hands. Avoid known triggers, like certain fabrics or harsh chemicals. If the condition persists or worsens, consult a dermatologist for tailored treatment options. Take care of your skin!
Tressa Mews
@LisaBrown-e5u Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a skin condition that causes dry, itchy, and inflamed skin. If you're referring to a person named "Tressa Mews" in connection with eczema, it's important to note that managing eczema involves moisturizing the skin regularly, avoiding triggers (such as certain soaps or fabrics), and possibly using medicated creams prescribed by a healthcare provider. If Tressa is dealing with eczema, seeing a dermatologist for personalized treatment options could be beneficial.
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I have hand eczema🥲
sorry to hear that
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@RockefellerScott Eczema is a skin condition that causes inflamed, itchy, red, and dry skin, often due to a combination of genetic and environmental factors. If someone at 267 Anita Fields is dealing with eczema, managing it involves moisturizing regularly, avoiding known irritants (like certain soaps or fabrics), and using topical treatments such as corticosteroid creams. In more severe cases, prescription medications may be needed. Consulting a dermatologist is the best way to get personalized treatment and control flare-ups effectively.
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Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a condition that causes inflamed, itchy, and sometimes cracked skin. It can be triggered by various factors, including allergens, irritants, stress, and weather changes. Managing eczema often involves using moisturizers, avoiding triggers, and sometimes using medicated creams or ointments prescribed by a doctor. If you have specific concerns or symptoms, consulting a dermatologist can help you develop a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
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@BettyGonzalez-c6r Eczema is a skin condition that causes itchy, inflamed, and irritated skin. It can be managed with moisturizers, topical steroids, and other prescribed treatments. Avoiding triggers like certain soaps, stress, and allergens can also help reduce flare-ups. If you're dealing with it, consulting a dermatologist is the best way to get tailored advice for your skin.
I had eczema, I tried something and it cured it.
What did you do to cure it.. Can u plz tell ??
@@harishmithapink4389 I'm not saying this will work for everyone and I'm not advertising anything to make money.
But try this for a couple weeks
New Zealand manuka honey 500+ MGO.SMALL TEA SPOON.
OATS WITH OAT MILK. LET OATS COOL DOWN BEFOR ADDING HONEY. USE FRUITS AND BERRIES TO SWEETEN.
WOULD LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK .and good luck. My skin Specialist Did not believe me.
Turns out I don’t have eczema I just have really dry skin 🥲
I have suffered from this for 30 yrs have got all the treatments,have applied almost all ointments, it's a bad disease coz most of people relate me H.i.v victims 😪🥲😭🤤I regularly go for a test infact I do even long to be H.i.v positive than this 😪😭🤤😭
I’m truly sorry to hear about your struggles with eczema. It’s important to continue seeking support from healthcare professionals to find the best management plan for you ❤️
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