Comments on: Eczema Causes – What Causes Eczema?

By: angie

angie — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 05:41:57 +0000

Hi, I saw your problem….Are you allergic to nickel???
I would do detox first so toxins can be out to strength immune system.
Check 3day detox or some thing you can fit into your life.
Since I did mine went away for longest time so I need to do detox again!! Also take New Chapter Vitamins it has more pure vitamins without additives. use ELEMIS.com Milk bath also you can use like lotion try that! Good luck!

By: Rochelle

Rochelle — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 13:24:50 +0000

Please go to Facebook and join Eczema Parents group. It tells of my daughter’s story and is a support group for parents. I strongly advise you to look into the foods. Not just true food allergies, but also read about Oral Allergy Syndrome. We have eliminated several foods from my daughter’s diet and have seen huge improvements. You have to eliminate one thing at a time and reintroduce to see if it makes a difference. It takes time but well worth it.

By: Kylie

Kylie — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 23:21:52 +0000

I have had eczema since I was born. My parents took me to a doctor, who said we should go and live somewhere where there was less traffic. So we did, but ever since then it’s just become worse and worse. I’ve tried all sorts of creams and stuff, but it just doesn’t go away! I don’t know what to do anymore and it really hurts.

By: Chelsea

Chelsea — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 01:23:21 +0000

I have had eczema since i was little and there is a certain spot on my hand where it has always been and its not like a trigger reaction because it never goes away the only change is that it spreads more come winter time thats it but other than that its always in that certain spot on my hand n i have went to doctors n they just perscribe lotions that never end up working. So i have no idea what to do anymore!

By: sameer

sameer — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 10:28:36 +0000

hai, i have been noticing eczema for the last 11 years on my two legs beneath the knee. i am tired of visiting dermaologist and applying toomuch ointments.in the night the tendency to scrach and leaving too much scabs in the bed.can you tell me the best way to get rid of it.thank you

By: Lisa

Lisa — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 22:54:25 +0000

Rosa – I have the same thing! I wake up with swolen itchy eyelids and I also have it on the inside of my arms (elbow). For me, the worst part is in the morning, then it gets better throughout the day, so I’m convinced it is happening overnight. I was told to buy a humidifyer for my bedroom and to UP my water intake. I have not been wearing make-up, afraid to irritate it. Not feeling pretty for a long time… wish me luck.

By: susie

susie — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 19:00:34 +0000

I got this in May…right after I had a severe panic attack,, I had been dealing with alot of stress, I had two children with in 22 months of each other, and dealing with postpartum,, I have not been able to get back to my ole’ self. All the anxiety, stress, depression, panic attacks, I could feel the tow it was taking inside me, I believe for me, it is 100% related to the panic attacks, stress etc.. I agree with the article, and in general if I got more excercize I think it would help,, I had eczema on all my fingers, and have been taking a type of steroid creme to put on my fingers,, now it is mainly my thumb, at times it feels raw and hurts most the time,, how I would love to feel my babies soft skin without the roughness of my peeled rough skin.. some of the tips of my fingers feel a little numb. I am doing my best to try and take it easy, not stress so much,, excercize is hard, having the two little ones with no one to watch, and I can’t afford a gym membership,,just wanted to tell you all to hang in there,,

By: SeaNSun

SeaNSun — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 20:15:54 +0000

I dealt with eczema for awhile; around the eyes and forehead. The doctor only recommended oitments which often did not help and was getting it on the back of my neck and scalp. A few months back, I read about neem oil and the benefits to those who suffer eczema. I been using Theraneem products and have helped me tremendously. They are found either at Whole Foods Stores or Amazon. I still have flare ups but are much easier to control and don’t last as long as before. I highly recommend the body lotion with Aloe which is great when having flare ups.

By: Nailene

Nailene — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 16:49:32 +0000

Hi, I’m a mother of two, i have a son of 16 months and he has been having eczema since he was born, it’s all over his body Drs. Been giving me only ointments they help but with time the eczema comes back worst. Now he’s having bumps growing on his head that itch and get infected i took him to the emergency room all i had prescribed was antibiotics and my son is still in pain and can’t sleep. I need something that can get rid of he’s suffering, i as a mother can’t stand to see my baby suffer and can’t enjoy his infant life, i would love to have a picture with my sons skin clear. Please help me, thank you!

By: Tibo

Tibo — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 17:31:57 +0000

Hi, I have researched a lot on this from reading variety of sources.
There seems to be non solid answer to this. However, from what I have gathered and some from my own observation, it has a lot to do with how we eat. It starts from pregnancy to infant to adult stages. If pregnant mother consumes less water (and consumes salty food) than what she should have, then the baby inherits a lot of salts in body, which in later becomes very dry due to less moisture in body. Also, when the baby is born and he/she goes through growing stage, Eczema can sustain if they keep consuming salty and/or sweet food. These kind of food drives the water out of body. In addition, consuming white meat tend to generate a lot of heat inside of body. That can cause dry skin.
So, in conclusion, any medicine won’t work because of how the body was created / inherited; meaning less water than norm. So, my first foremost suggestion is drink a lot of water, more than the norm. Do a lot of exercise to drain out any toxicity in the body. The second suggestion is that we need to change how we eat every day. My suggestion is to consume a lot of green veggies and less and less meats, eat lest salty food. That will keep maintaining moisture level in the body. Try these suggestions for 1 – 2 months. You will notice something is changed. But remember keep your body with plenty of fluids.