For treatment of Eczema you should seek the uderlying cause first, but if you just want to give relief i suggest corticosteroids and anti histamines, you might add moisturizer too.
Go consult to your doctor.
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Ask your pediatrician to refer you to a good pediatric dermatologist. There are so many skin treatments out there. I am sure they have one to help your son.
Best of luck!
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Eucerin Cream, a bit expensive but good
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Oatmeal soap.
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Hydrocortizone 2% gets rid of the dry skin and the itch, and it’s not harsh at all. I buy mine at Target and get the store brand, since it’s much cheaper for the same as the regular stuff. Just make sure you read the label and buy 2% and not 1%. 1% doesn’t actually do anything to help the itching or dry skin.
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have you tried sea breeze on your face it is very cool and opens the pores to get your face a refreshing cleansing
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For treatment of eczema you should seek the uderlying cause first, but if you just want to give relief i suggest corticosteroids and anti histamines, you might add moisturizer too.
Go consult to your doctor.
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As a life long suffer of excema, I understand your concern. I have seen doctors and take medication, and tried home remedies. This is what works for me: pickling salt and baking soda in the bath, but showers are best. Low sud bath soap and towel dry completly after bath and unscented lotions applied immediately.
Also try the following:
Welcome to the PEER Program!
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What Is PEER?
The Pediatric Eczema Elective Registry (PEER) is an observational registry designed to monitor the long-term safety of Elidel® Your child may participate by simply filling out surveys.
Who Is PEER for?
If your child is between the ages of 2 – 17 years (at time of enrollment) and has used Elidel® cream for the treatment of eczema (atopic dermatitis), he or she may qualify to participate.
What Do You Need to Do?
You only have to fill out 2 brief surveys a year. You will receive $25 after each completed survey is received during the observation period.
To take part in this eczema registry NOW!
Or Click here for a PEER representative to contact you.
Or call our toll-free number for more information: 1-877-711-7337 (PEER)
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What kind of products are you using? I only ask as I heard Arbonne’s baby line is really helpful even some adults use it with eczema – it’s pure natural and contains no mineral oils.
Just worth mentioning – our pediatrician has endorsed it for babies and kids with eczema -
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RN
skin care consultant [happy to share baby samples]
My uncle suffered from eczema as a child.
My kids, both now adults, still suffer eczema. My son must wear 100% cotton (or as close as he can get) socks.
Sometimes the predisposition for eczema is hereditary. It’s can be caused by allergic reaction to foods, etc.
"There are different types of eczema, some classified by causes, others by specific symptoms. Atopic dermatitis is marked by a hypersensitivity, or allergy, to a food, inhalant, or other common substance that doesn’t bother most people. It tends to be genetically linked, affecting individuals with a family history of hay fever, asthma, or eczema. Flaking and scaling on the face and scalp are typical of seborrheic dermatitis, while contact dermatitis produces an acute local rash after someone sensitive to it comes in contact with an irritant (say, the nickel in jewelry or the oil on a poison ivy leaf).
"Many cases of eczema respond to soothing creams and various nutrients, but sometimes secondary bacterial infections can invade the irritated skin, and these may have to be treated with prescription antibiotics. A separate type of eczema, stasis dermatitis, affects the lower legs and ankles and is associated with insufficient circulation of blood in those areas. "
As for the information above, it came from WholeHealthMD.com
Work closely with your pediatrician or a pediatric allergist.
Peace & blessings.
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