My eyelids look dry and pinkish because I am affected by a gene-inherited disease called eczema. What should I do?
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You may have a genetic or in-born susceptability to eczema but it does not mean it cannot be cured.\n\nI suffered from eczema last year and look at what it did to my face.\n\nhttp://www.eczemacure.info/article/articleview/49/1/7\n\nMy son is suffering from eczema in his toes right now.\n\nThe best way to fight eczema is to clean or strengthen your body's cleaning mechanisms: Colon Cleanse, Kidney Cleanse, Liver Cleanse.\n\nAlso stop taking foods and drinks that are toxic to humans: junk food, junk drinks, convenience foods.\n\nEat and drink fresh, clean vegetables and fruits.
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is it eczema? that is what my kids have. They have to take Elidel. It's prescripted by a doctor.  go to the website....http://www.Elidel.com
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I am not a doctor but I do read and do self study. I am glad to see that you are looking at natural means to help CURE your condition and not just blindly following the advice of "the chemical" medication doctors. First, let me say that you can cure your conditions all together, even though I know that you have been told otherwise. Buy a book called, "The Cure For All Diseases," by Dr. Hulda R. Clark, Ph.D., N.D. (See the links below.) And, get yourself a Zapper or a Parazapper that Dr. Clark invented, and use it on a regular basis !!! There are only two causes of diseases, Toxins and Parasites, and you can learn what is causing your conditions and kill off the parasites and learn to avoid (and cleanse out of you, also) the toxins. I also, regularly use an herbal product called Swedish Bitters, which has been around for at least 400 years or more. It is simply a combination of different herbs and is very bitter, but very effective as well. It can be used on the eyes (with clean cotton balls) and it helps to kill off parasites that can cause us to get sick as well. (Dr. Clark recommends others in her books, but she acknowledges that there are possibly many different herbs and combinations thereof that can help to remove toxins and parasites from the body.) Godspeed to you in finding out what is causing, and curing, your conditions.
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Yep, it sounds like you have hereditary eye circles. My cousins are just like that. Since it is naturally causing you can try under eye circle cream. There is one (I think it's rather expensice) but I hear it might work. I think it's called Hylexin (about $95.00) There is "Eyecircle"for 60 dollars and so on.\nBecause these are soooo expensive, I use a cheapo one for about $20. I cant remeber the name but I will include a link to a beauty website that can help:
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Unless you are dehydrated it is probably hereditary.  Some people just don't have as much of a fatty pad under their eyes as others.  I had sunken areas too.  Went to a cosmetic surgeon and had fat removed from my abdomen and injected underneath my eyes.  Nice improvement (and people no longer tell me I look "tired".)
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it is also called "pinkeye" and it will eventually clear up on it's own or you can get some eye drops from the pharmacist called ocutricin or ask your doc about it.  I know about this it is a virus and I have had it a number of times growing up and even when I got grown and my daughter has had it a couple of times.  Just wash hands and wash wash wash keep the germs at bay and here is a link that could help you more also:\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/article/63/71983.htm\nbest wishes
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there is a cream you need to find a better doctor(s)I think it starts with a P. I had it once from working as a cashier someone gave it to me and I gave it to my kid dr prescribed the cream and it only took a few days to clear up. If it's that nad you need to get help immediately go to the E.R. if you have to if you get that cream you will feel so much better I can't believe you could deal with that so long...the itching is horrible.
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Have you asked your eye doctor?  Mine prescribed me Lotemax, which is a steroid eye drop.  It seems to help on my really bad, itchy days.
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I would make an appointment with a dermatologist to take a look at your skin. You may be lacking the natural protection most people have in their skin and there is a disorder like that.  Please go make an appointment and be SURE its a dermatologist.
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There's probably no connection at all. See a dermatologist. You could be allergic to your makeup, hair spray, soap, or any number of things.
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here is an idea that may work for the fingernail fungel infection -- ADD SOME ZINC to the daily vitamin supplements. Bathing your hands in a bowl of wather with 2 drops of essential oil of sage, every day for a week, will help too. Its caused from bacteria for one thing.. and thick fingernails are a sign of poor diet but also in the maturing years. "Tea Tree" essential neat oil drops massaged on nail & nail beds may also help. IF you know of a armomatherapy shop in your area they can make a mixture of Tea Tree & Tagetes (5 drops each) oils diluted with 2 teaspoons of olive or grapeseed oil - if its not a fungus.\n\nas for the "eczema" -- the root problem may be due to allergy - cow's milk or eggs. There also is some type of correlation between allergies in the family and eczema. Even if parent or grandparent has history of hay fever, eczema, asthma, psoriasis -- or even food allergies!! If mom has allergies she probably passed them on.... \nDermatoligist should check that all out -- if its truly bothersome & itches alot -- it can be releaved by applying affected area twice a day with essential oils. Again, check with nearest aromatherapy shop -- mixure should be chamomile, yarrow, tagetes with 10 drops of primrose oil --
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It could very well be pink eye.  Your symptoms sound like mine when I had pink eye.  It is very contageous.  Go to the Doctor.  He will give you a prescription for a salve that you put in your eye.  we had quite a problem at school with pink eye a few years ago.
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My advice would be to talk with a doctor, because I sort of have the same thing except I cannot stand not having hand lotion...dry skin or sand or dried mud or talcum powder or anything else makes my skin crawl. And about going to school- I used to feel panicky when I am around groups, especially large groups of people. I now take a drug called Klonopin. It has helped my social anxiety a lot...But I have not found a cure for the dry hands thing.
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Maybe the skin is very dry. Try a moisturiser specially formulated for the sensitive eye area.
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I feel your pain! Here is the plan of action I have taken to heal my eczema as much as possible. \n\n1) Go to your family doctor and get a recommendation for an allergist (if you don't already have one).\n2) Get allergy tests done, especially a patch test, which tests to see what chemicals you are allergic to. You may be surprised of what things you are coming into contact with that you are allergic to. For me, it was fragrance.\n3) From your allergist, get a recommendation for a dermatologist. My allergist's solutions for my eczema were very temporary and honestly, not that helpful. \n\nMy dermatologist was amazing in helping me work on my eczema. I was prescribed 2 different topicals for my face and body. For my face, it was Cutivate, and for my body it was Dermatop.  The Dermatop worked wonders. Now that the sores and redness are healed up, I moisturize every day after I get out of the shower. Keeping your skin moist is essential in preventing future itchiness. I use Cetaphil cleanser and cream because it is hypo-allergenic and free of skin irritants. It is more expensive than typical cleansers (about $7-$9 a tub or bottle) but the cream lasts for a long time. It is also available at Wal-Mart, so it doesn't have to be purchased online. (BTW my Wal-Mart is not a SuperCenter, so it shouldn't be too hard to find).  Avoid any irritants.  The best tip I can give for you is to moisturize.. I can't stress it anymore! My eczema is at least 95% gone now. I'm still fighting a patch on my foot, but feet usually take longer to heal. I wish you the best of luck! It can get better!
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You may have dry skin.  Try using some good hydrating lotion.  Oil Of Olay, Jergens, etc.
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take a good bath you feel a little fresh\nbut dont be that happy\nthe problem arrises soon your skin is again exposed to this weather \napply glicirine pal\navailable at medical store near you \nmail me at \nf185_ug6@yahoo.co.in