Doctors do not know how eczema starts other than it often is a result of heredity and environmental factors. While some people grow out of it as they become older, others have it for the rest of their life.

i am a psoriatic patient i got this affected from the age of seven , now i am 42yrs , from my experience i suggest all psoriatic patients to avoid sea foods , brinjals , beef and more of coffee ,

Yes because skin comes off when it is dry and creates new so your baby needs a hair wash

This is called cradle cap. The best way to rid your baby of this is to every time you wash the hair, use a baby brush to shampoo with and gently massage a small amount of baby oil onto the scalp.

Yes but not to all people. Mostly the people many allergies and are well allergic to dogs.

Unfortunately there is no 'cure' for eczema. To try and keep the skin as clear from eczema as possible is to moisturise on a daily basis (or as much as needed), and for any inflamed, red areas of skin, a corticosteroid cream may be prescribed by your doctor.

No. You are born with it. It is in your genes. All you can do is try to prevent flare ups by using creams and trying to avoid situations which make it worse. One good cream which works is DOUBLEBASE. Also you should try cutting out certain foods or drink which you may be allergic to. You can control it but it takes a lot of effort. Every one is different. You just need to find out what is aggravating / causing your's to flare up.

Depends on each person some react to chlorine very harshly causing there eczema to flair up. Other peoe are different as it is know in small cases to help . The main thing you should know is "SAlT" water usually works miraculous with people who have ezema it is known to have cleared up within a span of 1-5 days ! So what you need to do is test it out for your self see how your body reacts

Good luck and have a good day ! X

Unfortunately, there is no cure for eczema but you can make each flare up more comfortable. Visit your physician to get a prescription for a steroid cream, do not use excessively hot water and do not scratch.

There are many natural treatments for people suffering from eczema. One suggestion if to alter your diet to eliminate irritants found in foods like alcohol, coffee, or spicy foods. Eczema is also brought on by stress, so simply eliminating stressful situations from your life can help decrease problems with eczema.

We don't know why each person has eczema. I think it could be different reasons for different people.

With that said, it is likely there is a cause. For some it is food allergies, for others, it might be something else. Don't believe someone if they tell you there isn't a cause. Keep seeking answers and you may find them.

With our son, food allergies are the main cause. He had really bad eczema and once we eliminated foods he was allergic to, it cleared up 90%.

Eczema is the disease which start from childhood but may live forever if you not take proper treatment of it. The very well known fact about eczema treatment is best natural cream for eczema. It is the only way to recover from eczema. Buy it and get well soon. Good Luck.

My pediatrician prescribed this for my 3 week old son and it worked like a charm. He had some rashes that were open skin and could not be cured with desitin, butt paste, aquaphor, or balmex. I apply it every other diaper change and it cleared it up within 1-2 days. Aquaphor was used like icing on a cake on the changes where bactroban was not used

There are no recorded deaths from eczema. Excessive scratching can lead to a minor infection though.

The outside surface of the skin is the most noticeable. It is most usually seen on the arms, legs, stomach, and face, although it can affect any place where there is skin! Interestingly, many people with eczema also have asthma. They seem to go hand-in-hand, but not always of course. Because there seems to be a connection between the two, there may very well be other effects in the body with eczema also.

While evening primrose oil has had some benefit in treating eczema in some studies, the large dose (12 caps/day) and cost per cap make this an expensive treatment. Probably the most cost-effective and well-documented supplement for eczema has been fish oil caps. Studies have used this in a range of 5-10 caps per day, which may be taken split up into two doses daily of 5 caps with food. Enteric-coated formulations may lessen the belching sometimes seen with this supplement. Do not pay top price for brand name manufacturers. ConsumerLabs have shown in assays of many generic brand that stated potency is similar for all brands, and none of them have been shown to be contaminated with either mercury or PCB's.

Eczema treatment involves proper care and protection of skin, use special natural medicines made for eczema, such as tcm recipe. This cream contains various natural ingredients, herbs, tested by dermatologist, many people got benefits of applying it.

With Celiac disease important vitamins and minerals are not absorbed. Important vit and minerals for eczema prevention and cure: Omega 3 fatts Gamma linolenic acid VIT B 50 COMPLEX Vit c MG SELENIUM ZINC DETOX (MILK THISTLE) DAILY B-50 COMPLEX VIT C 1000MG VIT E 400IU SEL 100-200MCG ZINC 15 MG MG 200MG FATTY ACIDS 400MG FLAXSEED 400MG BORAGE 400 MG FISH OIL 548 MG GLA (BORRAGE OIL) MILK THISTLE DETOX 175 MG PER CAPSULE DIGESTIVE ENZYME PROBIOTIC COMBINATION ==== Skin conditions do accompany Celiac Disease. I have Celiac disease and also suffer from flaking skin, which my doc says is part of Celiac Disease. I don't recall if it's Eczema or something else.

Eczematous diseases are very common with an estimated prevalence of more than 10% in the general population. According to statistics 15-25% of all dermatological patients suffer from eczema. Surveys have shown that eczema prevalence is increasing.

Eczema is a skin disorder which causes ithing and redness of the skin. Allergies both environmental and food allergies can cause eczema. Stress can make eczema worse. Try and avoid soaps or detergents with strong scents.

No, it is not infectious. It can't be passed around from person to person. However, it is hereditary.

Dermatology, (the section of medicine that deals with skin problems) is so complicated that it would be impossible to give a particular reason for a rash over the internet. There are so many types of "splotchy red rashes" that there is no way for anyone to determine the cause without someone actually *looking at* the rash. Having said that, there are a few *basic* sources of rashes that will be listed here, but you *must* see a doctor for a true reason! Possible causes: Exposure to something you're allergic to like: A medication you're taking A plant or animal you're allergic to Eating something you're allergic to Also, there are a few disease processes that cause rashes such as: Measles of any type "Fifth" disease and so on.