How can I get rid of excema? I have it on the back of my arms!?
952064
try dry brushing them before a shower and using avocado oil on them after the shower.  works great forme
76862
Sounds like you need a DR.,opinion not a bunch of strangers on a computer.I know someone with the same prob. except it's the whole left arm and hand.I guessed a nerve pinched off or maybe poor circulation, but hey I'm no DR.
1066010
Take a pain killer and a coolish bath.  Do you have Noxzema or even calamine lotion?  Perhaps a little baking soda/water paste will help.
31220
I know what you are going through, I also have that problem.  It's called hyperhidrosis.  I use a roll on liquid that dries your skin out.  Ask a dermitologist what you could do, there are a few different options.
136061
none you cant really get rid of it with creams
121568
symptoms=scaly patches\nitching and even bleeding\nPersonally, I dont think it damages the skin in the long run if you have a milder case.\nInterestingly I found that certain air pressures cause Excema.\nI went on a cruise to Northern Norway and I started itching like crazy broke out in excema , they said it was the air pressure.\nAlso interestingly being by the sea, the condensation from the sea can help excema according to a sea CAPTAIN I spoke to. true!!
552749
whenever you find a solution, let me know b/c i have the same problem.  my hands are super thing and my forearms too, but my upperarms are getting BIG! and NO its not muscle!\n\nGOOD LUCK TO U! :-)
1034907
Please schedule an appointment to go to your doctor immediately. No one here, myself included, is qualified to give you an answer. I had a similar problem (in the armpit as well), and it turned out to be a cyst the size of a gumball. It was removed under local anesthetic. My arm was sore for a day or two, and then I was fine. However, I am not implying you have a cyst in your's as well. What I am suggesting is you make a doctor's appt. first thing tomorrow morning.
829875
Everyone else seems to have had a lucky break with leaving there verrucas alone I was told that, after about 2 years I tried everything I could find even had it frozen at the doc's it didn't go away. After 6 years of it I went herbal and got rid of most of it with vinegar and now using something from the chemist to get rid of the last little bit as it got used to the vinegar.... I say treat it as soon as you can other wise you will be stuck with it.
386928
you might try "Aquaphor"-an over the counter ointment made by the makers of Eucerin. I have psorasis on my elbows and this ointment has just about cleared it up. you can find it in the hand lotion dept. at a drugstore. this was recommended also to a friend with psorasis by her dermatogolist.
212089
It's the flesh-eating virus.  Get your leg amputated immediately!  J/K  I get little patches of the same thing on occasion just under my armpits.  I just apply a little Vaseline cream, and it clears up in a day or two.  No pain, no itching or irration.  Just a little strange.
483481
Wait for sometime for the swelling to subside... Then wash your hand with warm water. This will have two effects:\na. Expand the ring slightly.\nb. Moisturize the skin making it kind of stretchy.\nUse soap. If you cant still remove it, I suggest using butter or oil.\nFinally, if it still doesn't come out I suggest driving to an ER
328759
go to doctor & get rid of whatever it is that you got
1142396
You cannot go and see a doctor up there? I would try baby lotion, or something that obsorbs well. My sister used a lotion called cetaphor or something like that, her dermatologist said she should use it. She has eczema really bad on her arms and legs.  But I would highly recommend that if you are in the water don't stay in there to long, especially if it is salt water, this will dry it out more. Regular, cool water should be soothing if you have eczema, but don't stay in it to long. That lotion really worked for my sister.\n\nIf you are in a climate that is more humid than that can also help with the flare ups.\n\nYou can try something called "wet wraps". This is a treatment for eczema. Wet wraps are often made from articles of clothing that have been soaked in water. \nApply wet wraps to skin after soaking and sealing, and after applying any topical medicine. The wraps help keep skin moist and increase absorption of medicine. They also have a cooling effect. Re-wet or take the wraps off when they start to dry out.\n\n\nHope this helps. I know you said that when it gets wet it makes it worse, but this is a normal treatment, and you can get medicine to help with the rash.\n\nI to have mild eczema on my upper arms. Sometimes it can itch like crazy but its gotten better since I have been paying attention to it.\n\nGood Luck!
565705
well It takes time for that to go.U can repigment it back with moderate strength of topical steroid like Betnovate cream once a day
655479
go to docs and u mite need cream or a small minor operation to remove it.stingy!
372434
I wouldn't try it, if I were you,dear!Granted some home remedies may work for you.Although depending on how bad they are,you maybe taking a Chance!Anyhow,I would really just go and see the doctor!He will be able to remove them much more quickly and efficiently!Plus,if you remove them yourself,and do not remove all of it.You take the chance of having them grow back!And possibly even bigger!Not to mention the pain!OUCH!The doctor can remove them by freezing them!Or by burning them off.There are many other ways the doctor can do it.Plus,he can numb you!So you will not be in as much pain!I just think if you want it done right,then see a physician!I know a young girl who had warts everywhere.On her fingers,hands,legs,and face!I mean,it was really bad!Well,anyway she had to go to the doctor,and he did a really good job of removing all of them!Of course it is totally up to you.However,I would look into it.It really would be the best way to get rid of them permanently!Good-Luck to you!And I wish you well!