What is the quickest non-prescription treatment for eczsema on your finger?
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hydro cortizone cream you can buy it at walgreens.
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blistex really works!! get the medicated type, its white. You can find for about a dollar @ target!
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Go to the dermantoligist. They have machines that can just zap them away. This may sound perfect but there is a downside it hurts and its very expensive.
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I feel for you, I don't even want to spend $ to pay the doctor so I can get a $100.00 perscription.  My hardest chanllenge, is the "Hand washing issue".  It's cold season, so they say to wash my hand 5-10 times a day;  but my eczema hurts and water isn't good for my eczema...I'm in a rock and a hard place.\n\nHave you tried Astrazeneca.  This is a pharmacutical company that assists in getting med's.  Since you've already paid for the doctor, you may get help from this company.  I've never tried it. . .It may be worth you time, it may not be.  \n\nOtherwise, I found this web-artical 4 u.\n\n"Natural Cure for Eczema \nBanish misery with a cream?\nby Doug Dollemore\n\nRelated Articles \n \n>  Can This Tea Cure Your Rash? \n>  Eczema \n>  Herb Cure for Clear Skin \n>  Skin Care Quiz \n \nDiscussions \n \n>  Skin Diseases and Problems \n \nRelated Topics \n \n>  Eczema \n \nThe itch that won't quit may have met its match: A vitamin B12 cream could offer relief for the 15 million Americans with eczema, a dry, itchy skin condition.\n\nCorticosteroids can relieve symptoms, but they can also severely irritate skin. In a 2-month multicenter study of the B12 cream, German researchers asked 49 volunteers to slather it on one side of their body and a placebo cream on the other.\n\nNearly 60 percent said the B12 cream relieved their symptoms (11 percent reported that the placebo helped). The cream should be available later this year." 1
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first of all, this isn't a question it is a remedy for an untested method. be careful using ice, since if you leave it on for too long you can get frostbite.\n\nsecond, if you are able to, soak the areas of your body in ocean water. my neighbors son had really bad eczema and she would bathe him in it just about every night. within a few months it was gone and it never came back or got worse.
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I was able to cure my eczema naturally with many different kinds of herbs, including python bile to cure my eczema secondary infections. Another practical method is very hot water in a pail.\n\nI did my colon cleanse. \nI did my kidney cleanse.  \nI did my liver flushes.\n\nThe worst culprit was my liver and gall bladder. 170++ 1cm stones and counting after 5 liver flushes.\n\nI found out the true cause of my eczema. Toxemia and Vicarious elimination. Because my liver could not filter my blood properly and could not release the precious bile because it was stuck up with so many many stones.  My blood was "dirty" or toxic, my body chose my skin to eliminate the toxicity.\n\nhttp://www.eczemacure.info/article/articleview/62/1/9\n\nRead my whole story with pictures for proof from the beginning (just 20 pages, 10 minutes).\n\nEczema is cureable. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise. I got well. You can too. This is my full story. For Free!\n\nhttp://www.eczemacure.info
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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.
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(m)\n\nBlemish Free is an exciting new product that removes facial and body blemishes safely, effectively and virtually pain free.\n\nFDA approved procedure now available to you in a home treatment kit.\n\nYou can safely remove freckles, age spots, sun damage, moles, warts, skin tags and dark areas on the back of hands.
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Here are two websites that offer natural remedies. I can't stand the steroid treatments. Best of luck to you.\nhttp://www.wellnessgarden.com/essential-oils.htm#eczema\n\nhttp://www.smartskincare.com/skincarebasics/donoharm.html
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neosporin is the best thing with the pain relief in it just put some on a finger and stick it up in there to where the sore in and the pain from in will be helped to
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try FUNGRYX\n\nat this link. good luck. \nhttp://www.symptoms-ringworm-treatment.com/get-rid-of-ringworms.html
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well i suggest burt's bees hand salve..my aunt (the one who introduced me to itt had calluses on her hands and applying this as often as she thought about it made them go away.
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go to a doctor quickly
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If you have a drugstore near you and if it sells it, there is cream called Ichthammol that you can use, that will draw it out from the skin. Make sure you cover the area with a bandage. If this is not available and you cannot remove it, please go to the ER so it can be removed.
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My doctor and many sites reccomended taking a daily dose of Flaxseed Oil (add to a smoothie) and rubbing Aloe Vera gel into the area at least twice a day.\n\nNot only has this cured me of most of my eczema but it has also reduced the itching on the tiny part still to go.\n\nFlaxseed oil is often reccomended for skin conditions. It's available from health food places and some supermarkets. Keep it in fridge and use quickly though, it goes off fast like milk. \n\nAs for Aloe, get a pure aloe gel - not one in moisturiser. It's more expensive but it lasts a long time. You will find it will itch or sting when you apply it but that will ease off and generally soothe it. \n\nHowever - talk to a doctor because eczema comes in many types and some treatments will work best on some and not so good on others. Generally they will either tell you the same as me or prescribe an ointment, but be careful as those ointments often steroid based and can be harmful. Generally they won't prescribe for any longer than a few months and won't give refills because of the health dangers.\n\nHope you find a cure, coz yes it sucks!\n\n\nEDIT: A poster above stated evening primrose oil is good, yes I had forgotten that, it is very good thanks to that poster.
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Burns on the hand are a concern as healing (scarring) may permanently decrease the ability of move the fingers.  In general you may use a topical corticosteroid cream such as hydrocortisone.  When the fingers are involved I would suggest that you see a physician to avoid loss of movement.  A physician will be able to prescribe cream specifically designed for burns.
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Use an intensive healing hand cream. Some good ones to use are Neutrogena and, like someone mentioned previously, Udder Balm. They are both great and work wonders!!