Steps Part 1 Treating Eczema Through Lifestyle Changes
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Try some lemon. Just cut the lemon in half and put that baby right on your eczema. You should see some changes. Expect a burning sensation. It only burns when you scratch it. It burns because the lemon is removing the inflammation trapped under your skin. The burning mostly occurs when you have broken skin on the eczema.
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I have a lot of dots on my back and my neck, how do I cure it faster?
wikiHow Contributor
Coconut oil works well. Don't use any creams with harsh chemicals. If you're gluten intolerant, be sure to avoid wheat products.
I have eczema on my stomach and under my arms. It is black in color and itchy. What should I do?
wikiHow Contributor
See your doctor, the black color is cause for concern. In the meantime, you can bathe in an oatmeal bath to ease the itching.
What can I do about a severe case of eczema?
wikiHow Contributor
Try talking to your doctor/ dermatologist and see if they can prescribe a good cream. Some good DIY treatments are chamomile, aloe vera, coconut oil, and honey.
How do I get rid of dryness on my feet?
wikiHow Contributor
Moisturize with helpful soothing creams, such as Aveeno or Doublebase. Do this on a regular basis after showering and throughout the day.
Do you have any other tips if none of these methods worked?
wikiHow Contributor
Eczema and skin issues are, actually, surprisingly caused sometimes by anger. If you seem to get angry a lot, read wikiHow articles about how to control your anger and see if it gets any better. You can also use hand moisturizers, which work like a charm. Your best option is probably Gold Bond Ultimate Healing Hand Cream, which absorbs in seconds and lasts through hand washing. Even if your eczema isn't on your hands, it'll still work great. Lather it on before bed, go to sleep, wake up, and see the amazing results. Don't feel bad to splurge a little on the eczema cream - it really does work and your skin will be as smooth as a baby's bottom after a few nights!
My son has eczema on his palm and fingers. Should I soak his hand in salt water, and if so, for how long?
wikiHow Contributor
Eczema on his hands may be due to something he is coming in contact with. Try changing hand soaps. You can soak his hand in salt water for 10-15 minutes at a time. Check with your doctor and also check reliable sources such as Mayo Clinic and WebMD.
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