If your eczema is not very severe, and if you are comfortable trying a few other options, then there are some effective over the counter products to explore.
You can apply Wild Almond juice, a Linseed Oil and Lime juice mixture, a Karanja seeds and lemon juice mixture, or a mixture of one part sesame oil, one part turmeric and sixteen parts Arka to the skin. You can also boil Banyon Tree Peel and drink it or apply it to the skin.
Blueberry leaf lotion or extract. Blueberry leaves naturally contain nutrients which can work wonders on your skin. The secret is something called chlorogenic acid, which acts as a natural anti inflammatory anywhere you apply it, so you can actively fight to reduce the itching and swelling. This is great because you can apply it directly to the most affected areas. You should be able to find some form of Blueberry Leaf ointment or lotion at your local healthcare shop or skincare specialists.
Take a few drops of vitamin E oil and message gently on the affected areas. You will get rid of eczema soon if this is continued daily. Though you may feel that washing your hands dries them up, you still should wash your hands frequently. Wash your hands in lukewarm water, as it dries your skin less than hot water. Use a gentle soap when washing your hands. Consider using non-irritating soaps, such as Dove or Oil of Olay, or a superfatted soap, such as Aveeno. You could also try a clear, fragrance-free glycerin soap.
To cool your skin on the outside, mix unscented bath oil with Dead-Sea salt and bathe in it. This prevents infections while cooling and softening your skin. There are two other bathing remedies to try: oatmeal, which cools and softens, and baking soda, which kills bacteria and results in better-feeling skin.
Dry yourself thoroughly with a towel made of cotton fabric. Pat the towel so you do not irritate your skin. Two to three litres of the water should be taken daily and the patient must bathe twice to thrice in the day. The skin should be vigorously rubbed with the palms of the hands before taking a bath. All the parts of the body should be thoroughly wetted and rubbed to such and extent that the towel is not needed to dry the skin. The site of eczema should, of course, be spread the rubbing.
Avoid scratching. Scratching will only aggravate the symptoms. Understand the directions and properly use the prescribed medications for eczema treatment. Be sure to ask how quickly the symptoms should lessen, and if they do not, contact your doctor.
You can apply Wild Almond juice, a Linseed Oil and Lime juice mixture, a Karanja seeds and lemon juice mixture, or a mixture of one part sesame oil, one part turmeric and sixteen parts Arka to the skin. You can also boil Banyon Tree Peel and drink it or apply it to the skin.
Blueberry leaf lotion or extract. Blueberry leaves naturally contain nutrients which can work wonders on your skin. The secret is something called chlorogenic acid, which acts as a natural anti inflammatory anywhere you apply it, so you can actively fight to reduce the itching and swelling. This is great because you can apply it directly to the most affected areas. You should be able to find some form of Blueberry Leaf ointment or lotion at your local healthcare shop or skincare specialists.
Take a few drops of vitamin E oil and message gently on the affected areas. You will get rid of eczema soon if this is continued daily. Though you may feel that washing your hands dries them up, you still should wash your hands frequently. Wash your hands in lukewarm water, as it dries your skin less than hot water. Use a gentle soap when washing your hands. Consider using non-irritating soaps, such as Dove or Oil of Olay, or a superfatted soap, such as Aveeno. You could also try a clear, fragrance-free glycerin soap.
To cool your skin on the outside, mix unscented bath oil with Dead-Sea salt and bathe in it. This prevents infections while cooling and softening your skin. There are two other bathing remedies to try: oatmeal, which cools and softens, and baking soda, which kills bacteria and results in better-feeling skin.
Dry yourself thoroughly with a towel made of cotton fabric. Pat the towel so you do not irritate your skin. Two to three litres of the water should be taken daily and the patient must bathe twice to thrice in the day. The skin should be vigorously rubbed with the palms of the hands before taking a bath. All the parts of the body should be thoroughly wetted and rubbed to such and extent that the towel is not needed to dry the skin. The site of eczema should, of course, be spread the rubbing.
Avoid scratching. Scratching will only aggravate the symptoms. Understand the directions and properly use the prescribed medications for eczema treatment. Be sure to ask how quickly the symptoms should lessen, and if they do not, contact your doctor.
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