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does anyone knows... of eczema? please HELP!!!?
i am not sure if what i have is eczema! in Ireland we have just few dermatologists and i was waiting for my appointment for 1,5 years. well i am 29 y.o. now and after using epilator on my legs to pull out the hair i got small pimples that was itchy and they start growing. every month this area got bigger. now after 4 years that i have it dermatologist saw me when my leg was in good skin condition, so she didn't see worst time when this area get swollen, itchy and much bigger and she told me i have a eczema. but i look in internet for all types of eczema and i never found something similar to my skin condition even closer! and of course i never got appointment for next time! just don't scratch this place and this is some cream... sometimes i cry how bad it looks and even want to cut out this skin piece. i can't wear summer clothes during the summer because i need to cover my ugly leg.
please please does anyone can help me!?
Kind regards,
Mila
tea tree oil is great for all kinds of skin irritations & conditions, but some people are sensitive to it full strength, it's good to mix it with another oil, like jojoba oil. Raw eggs are good because they are loaded with vit B, just pat a little on the area & let dry, then rinse off. It really helps psoriasis.
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