do you think my eczema will go away?
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no, but it can be controlled to the point where you would only get minor flare ups every so often. just make sure you are wary of this condition and not to expose your skin to too much harsh elements
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You may want to try taking sugar out of your diet and applying Aloe Vera gel to the area after bathing and whenever it itches.  The Aloe can eventually heal it almost completely if you apply it consistently. For extremely itchy eczema, you may want to try applying cooked, watery oatmeal to the area when it's really acting up. It can take the itch out almost immediately! Make sure you stop using any of the above if you seem to be having an allergic reaction or if it seems to make it worse, because people with eczema often have allergies to all sorts of normal every day things that don't bother other people.
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A new study shows promise for an all-natural, external treatment \nthat can bring relief for eczema: vitamin B12 in a cream \nform. The B-complex has always had a reputation as a skin \nhealer, so this isn't particularly shocking news. But often, \nwhat works in one form -- such as supplements or shots -- \ndoesn't always work topically. \n\nA persistent, itchy, uncomfortable rash of many origins, \neczema can drive sufferers to distraction, particularly in the \nwinter months. While eczema is often linked with allergies, \nthe winter weather can exacerbate the condition. The most \ncommon topical prescribed is corticosteroids, which can have \nnegative side effects, especially over time. Having an \nalternative to relieve the itching and start healing the skin \nwill be a welcome change for many. \n\nThe best news, however, might be that you don't need a \nprescription -- vitamin B12 cream can be readily found as an \nover-the-counter or on-the-internet option. \n\nOf course, if you struggle with eczema on a regular basis and \ndon't know the cause, a visit to a nutritionally oriented \nphysician would still help. The vitamin B12 cream offers \nrelief, but diagnosis of the cause and a treatment plan that \nmight eliminate your eczema over time is still preferable. \n\nDr. Wright has long advised that your skin's good health is \nmore of a result of what you put inside your body than what \nyou slather on topically. But while you're working on the \nother aspects triggering your eczema, getting some extra \nrelief in the form of vitamin B12 cream certainly can't hurt.
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I've had eczema since high school ( sucks doesn't it -lol-), you can try "Aveeno skin relief moisturizing cream" to help relieve the itching. It works really well when even my medication doesn't help.\nIt has a nice cool feeling when you put in on and it stops the itching. You can get it at any pharmacy or market, it's kinda expensive $10 up (?).
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Why not have your sons eczema taken care of by a Homeopathic Doctor and make him well and 100% healthy and it works miracles on kids and has no side effects ! \nEmail me if you need any help in curing your kid
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Maybe you have exema (spelling?) \nCould be that the eczema, exema is affected by hormone levels. Just a guess.
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Its' high time you visit a your doctor. It could be eczema... but then again, I'm not a doctor.
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They generally don't disappear.  Unless of course you have a doctor remove them.  Usually they just shrink and quit causing you discomfort.
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Dermatitis severely dries out the skin,and keeping the affected area moistened can promote healing and retain natural moisture. This is the most important self-care treatment that one can use in atopic eczema.\n\nThe use of anything that may dry out the skin should be discontinued and this includes both normal soaps and bubble baths that remove the natural oils from the skin.  There is more good info. on the site provided...Check it out!
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Hi there,\n\nWell one thing is for sure... Psoriasis will NEVER go away. Once you have it, it can go away for a little while or get less, but there is no cure for it.\n\nBut there's good news as well: take a bath and add some seasalt from the Dead Sea, you probably can get it at the local chemist. It helps a lot for me. Then I've got a preparation from my doctor to put on it, but I only use it if necessary. It is based on woolfat... so the skin can't dry out. That's very important.\n\nI know a lot of people with psoriasis... and they all use different products and methods to keep it under control. I guess you'll have to find you own. Good luck and I hoped this helped.
660357
You may have come in contact with something you may be allergic to. It could also be eczema or psoriasis.  It's best to let a professional diagnose you then us.
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Eczema is sort of a catch all phrase for any skin rash that they really don't know what the origin is.  I went to a dermatologist once because I had a reaction to some antibiotics I took and they told me I had Eczema, this lifelong disorder there was no cure for.  I freaked.  I used their steroid creams to clear up that rash and I've never had an outbreak since (or prior for that matter).  \n\nHomeopathy is not intended to "cure" things.  The very nature of Homeopathy is to treat the symptoms, each and every one.  I am all for natural remedies but if you are looking for a "cure" you will not find it with just Homeopathy.  And according to my ex-dermatologist there is no "cure" for eczema anyway. \n\nWhat they do suggest is that you moisturize A LOT.  They gave me Cetaphil products to use and I have to admit (even though I don't like to admit this) the Cetaphil products didn't cause any other flare ups.  They are gentle cleansers for people with extra-sensitive skin.\n\nI find now that I don't need to purchase Cetaphil products only and in fact, I don't have any right now.  Now I use body washes with moisturizers instead of bar soaps and extra conditioning for my hair.\n\nI don't know if I'm "cured" but I've only had one outbreak in my life and that was about 4 years ago.  I still am convinced it was a reaction to the antibiotics but I'm not a doctor so...\n\nGood luck and try those Cetaphil products, they are carried in most grocery stores.
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My eight year old has exzema. It sucks. For natural cures, try a baby oil bath. Just make sure to scrub the tub when you are done! Pat your skin down when you get out of the shower and always moisturize. See if your parents will take you to a dermatologist. They are fairly inexpensive ( no insurance) and well worth it. ANY good skin cream during the day just read the label....make sure it hays no alcohol. \nAveeno works really well for us. Good luck!!!
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According to KidsHealth.org, "emotional stress can lead to eczema flares, so your doctor might also ask you about any stress you're feeling at home, school, or work."  Medic8.com says, "Stress can flare some people's eczema--tackling this stress can be very helpful."\n\nThere is no doubt that stress takes its toll on all of the systems of your body.  It is only reasonable to conclude that any diseases or conditions will be exacerbated by stress.
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Eczema(skin irritation) can flare up when you are under stress. Learn how to recognize and cope with stress. Stress reduction techniques can help. Changing your activities to reduce daily stress can also be helpful
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Proactive is for treatment of acne, not for eczema. I find it very odd that the doctor suggested proactive.. you may need to find another dermatologist for more consultation.
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I use Cortisone 10 Plus.  It also has moisturizers in it.  I have been lucky this year.  Mine has not been bad at all.  I don't think there is a permanent cure for eczema.  The only thing I can suggest (since your case seems to be rather severe), is to see your doctor and have them refer you to a dermatologist.  Only a dermatologist will be able to give you the best treatment for this condition.  Thankfully, mine is very mild, but in your case, a dermatologist is the only answer.  Please see one.  You'll feel a whole lot better.