What are some effective ways of treating excema?

Answer 1

I too was an Excema victim, and I'm not a doctor, but over the years, my skin is looking as radiant as possible.

To my knowledge, Excema is a common infection on the top layer of your skin. Normally, excema is caused by stress or even allergic reactions. Excema is still cureable for break outs, but sadly, the redness is a bit challenging. It would be best to use a moisturizing soap, such as Ivory or Dove, on your face, or wherever your Excema is, to cure it of its dryness. You'll notice your Excema vanishing IF it's an allergic reaction in about 2 weeks if you use these products, but if it's stress you're dealing with, it would be best to continue this moisturization process until you see full results.

I absoulutely know how embarrassing it is to show your excema. I dealt with it for 21 years!

After you're confident your Excema is gone, the redness remains. Trust me, this one remedy will cure it for good!Take oatmeal (regular, warm temp.) and apply it as a paste to where the Excema is for about 20 minutes. The nutrients in it will soak into the skin, relieving it of its dryness. If you don't have oatmeal on hand, create a paste using honey and lemon to see perfection in 1 week. Only do this remedey twice.

Well, there you go! That's what helped cure my Excema, and I hope it works for you too! Ofcourse, if this doesn't work, don't visit the dermatolagist! Continue this method, washing your Excema with moisture, and soon, you WILL see results!

After you're Excema IS gone, make sure to keep the area moisturized at all times. Aveeno Lotion is highly recommended.

Answer 2

do not scratch it!! it makes it allot worse!!! moisturise with E45 cream every morning and night.

i always get bad eczema when the weather changes. this is what i do and it really helps

hope this helps.x

Answer 3

Exzema can be treated using various medication options. Options include antibiotics, barrier repair moisturizers, topical corticosteroids, and immunosuppressants.