My little nephew has a strong eccema.He is following a medical treatment but I want to know the best medicine?
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Eczema is a general term for rashes on the skin that doctors can not explain.  One persons case can be completly different from the rest.  People try to treat it externally but its an internal problem caused by a chemical or hormonal imbalance in your body which is usually caused by what you are putting in your body.  Once again I will say figure out what foods he is intolerant too most people are intollerant to something and everyone is intollerant to fast food, artifical colors, flavors and preservitives.  They are chemicals dont eat them.  \n\nThe best otc treatment for the rash calendula oil, collodial oatmeal, zinc oxide.  Do not touch the affected area with anything! Harsh soaps, hard water, plants, dogs ect...  YOu can treat the out side and have it a little better or you can treat the inside and make it go away forever.  Acupuncture works great too.
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First - I'm very sorry to hear this. I have two small kids and can't imagine going through something like this.\n\nSecond - check the web site for your state bar association or the American Bar Association's findlegalhelp.org. Medicine is a state regulated profession and you'll need a lawyer in the state where the doctor is licensed to help you understand what remedies you might have.
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Have him immunised by your Paediatrician.  Taking antibiotics, if not needed will make him resistant to it.
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Chromium Picolinate\nCinnamon\nBanaba\n\nAlso, eating the low carb way, without any sugar OR sugar substitutes (except Stevia), and no processed flours has helped my brother immensely.
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My daughter suffered from severe migraines including vision loss, blacking out, fainting, tunnel vision and vomiting.  We were never able to find relief for her and I'm not sure the medical world actually has anything to cure this.  She tried everything.\nWe then found an all natural product that has medical validation that she decided to try.  She has not had even a mild headache since starting this and no longer worries about fainting at work.  This is an adaptogen which works on all auto-immune deficiencies and we have found it works when nothing else did!  Contact me if you would like to learn more about it.
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Keep him away from the chiropractor.  See a pediatric orthopedics specialist.
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People with cystic fibrosis often have thick almost stone like secreations.  I presume the doctor has your son on an enzyme regimine to help with this problem.  Also, good fluid intake, a clean room humidifier used 24/7 and antibiotics for infection...may help.  Another treatment that might help is an aerosolized mucous thinning med call Mucomyst.....usually used with a bronchodilator such as albuterol or xopenex (to help prevent bronchospasm).
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ugggh- i had them last year.  He can take advil- that will help, but mine were so awful that they gave me vicodin.    I also had this stuff that my mother in law gave me (she's a physical theraptist)- it's called biofreeze.  that stuff was great for the pain and the itching.
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There is something safe and natural that will help your\ngrand daughter. listen to these testimonies.\nhttp://www.newsok.com/video/1803469\nhttp://www.glycoresource.com\n\nhttp://www.mannapages.com/foryourlife
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Pure essential lemongrass oil. It'll work better than any med! About $8 for a .5 ounce bottle. If you hold the bottle up to your nose or drop 2 drops on a Kleenex or something, you'll have energy pronto. Just don't sniff too much an hour before retiring to bed.  I've been wanting to ask you: how is your brother? I've been dying to know!I've put 2 "questions" up asking, hoping you'd see them.             Poor guy . . darn, I wish those lousy doctors would do something for him!!His body is so sensitive with everything he's been through! I just hope to God that the medication they've given him, doesn't make him worse!If your family has the time and the means and the med doesn't work or makes him worse . . .maybe it would be worthwhile to visit an herbalist or alternative practitioner. Best of luck to you and your family. I hope everything works out. Feel free to email me, if you wish. I have a Leo rising and was curious about you and found we have at least a couple of things in common. If you click on urloveurloved, you can get my email address.
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There is an over the counter medicine called Thumb. it looks like fingernail polish but it taste bitter. It won't hurt him but the taste will remind him to not put them in his mouth. This works best if you create a reward chart\n*he can get a sticker each day etc
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Let experts give valuable advice to you. as a friend a humbly request you, "Any remedies that wont hurt the kid mentally or physically". Every kids has a unique talent in them. God never create anyone meaninglessly. Try to find out the skill out of him. Forget about his physique. And don't overdose calcium. It may swell the kid's head.
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Probably just gastroenteritits.  My advice - clear liquids, specifically water or maybe a sports drink like Gatorade to replenish electrolytes.  If you give a sports drink, dilute it to about half strength with water.  Otherwise, there's too much sugar concentration.\n\nNo more Coke, or anything with caffeine or lots of sugar.  The chicken noodle soup is good - it will have water, plus some salts (electrolytes), carbohydrates and protein - everything he needs.\n\nGive a little Tylenol and/or Motrin for the fever if he's uncomfortable, but don't overdo it.  These medicines work by inhibiting the release of pyrogens, which is a part of the body's immune system.  In simple terms, it reduces the fever, but also reduces the body's ability to fight off the virus.\n\nUnless he's becoming dehydrated, there's probably nothing the Dr. will do for him.  However, dehydration can occur quickly in children and can become dangerous.  If the vomiting persists, a Dr. may give Phenergan suppositories to stop the vomiting, which will allow him to take in and retain some fluids.\n\nGood luck!
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Cortisone cream, it is over the counter, and you can give him benadryl by mouth as well.
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My daughter in law and my nephew both have eczema.  They use a product called Eucerin...it works great. I worked with cardboard for years on my job and have very dry hands. I use it all the time......love it....don't use anything else. If you decide to try it, get the cream in the jar. For some reason  the lotion dosen't work as well.
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well, they are best to use at home, but try those breathe right strips that go across the bridge of your nose. Applied correctly they really aid well in the opening of the passage ways, causes some pretty heavy drainage though. Prepare him for a pretty productive coughing spell ;)\n\n also, although vapo rubs do help, they are best used within a very humid enviroment. Those humidifiers can really help, as well as vapo rub applied below the nose then hopping in a hot steamy shower for a while, or even a nice hot bath. \n\n  applied pressure with his finger tips on the sinus (if his sinus are swollen they will be easy to find ) adjacent to the nose about an inch and a half below the eyes. move tips of fingers in a downward and outward motion, using as firm of pressure as he can stand. This can really help things to start moving. \n\n  GOOD LUCK
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