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Eczema Neck Treatment
i am 14 and i have had eczema for my life please help..?
i have had eczema sinse i was born. it used to be on my arms and neck and behind my legs. now it is starting on my stomach!!! please help i dont know how to get rid of it!!!! i hav tried nateral medicine and it didnt work
i tried perscription it worked the first time but now it doesnt work anymore.
any treatments?
try to find out what you are allergic too and eliminate it from your diet or from your life completely
then either visit a doctor and get a prescription for cream with cortisone in it
it will help to get rid of the eczema at first and then use a moistouriser to keep it moist
only use the cortosone cream sparingly as it takes a layer of your skin away and if you use it too much then its bad
use it only for about a wekk or so once in the morning and once at night and you should see a difference, if not see one then probably feel a difference in the way your skin feels and try to make sure that you only apply it to the eczema affected area (doesnt have to be exact doesnt "damage" your "normal" skin in any way)
make sure yiou drink at least 2 or more liters of water a day so try to carry a water bottle around with you and make sure your urine is clear coloured
this will help to keep your sin moist and flush out the toxins in your body
then continuously apply moisturiser throughout the day to keep your eczema as moist as possible this will help to allow the dry skin to repair itself
aolso have fish oil tablets in the mornin and night
i have eczema as well and with a combination of drinking lots of water, keeping my skin "moist' via moustieriser, homeopathic cream and these homeopathic tablets my eczema, which is on the back of my legs, my neck and face (SUCKS MAJORLY!!!) is only a shadow of what it once was which is amazing
i have fish oil tablets morning and night, enhance probiotica tablets, phyto medicine arctium aand zinc compund tablets (taste awful) and cutis compositum tablets
the fish oil tablets make sure u have enoigh oil in you, the packaging says 2 or 3 ervey time but i have upped my dosage to around 5/6/7 every time but thats at yoru discretion
the probiotica help to balance your gut, you might not need these but i have "leaky gut symdrome" which causes my eczema, take one every time you take your tablets
the arctium and zinc compound tablets also help to balance your gut, again for the leaky gut symdrome, take one every time you have your tablets
and the cutis compositum tablets help to reduce the redness and inflamatory effects of eczema, take one every time you take your tablets (the packaging for these says take one, two to three times a day but i normally take on in the morning and one in the evening, this helps becuase your body doesnt beome so dependant on the "drugs" (they aint reli drugs but) and if my eczema is getting reli bad then i take one in my pocket to school and around the middle of the day or at lunchtime i take it then and it helps to clear up the eczema quick fast) also let the cutis compositum tablet dissolve under your tounge, dont swallow it straight becuase it gets into your blood stream faster this way
also i use brauer homoderma cream which is a homoepathic medicine or wateva and reli helps as well
apply it every time your skin is dry
i reli hope this helps cause i no how much it sucks to have eczema, specially on a very visible area (i have it on my face, which reli sucked before, now it is basically gone but evrey now and then it does flare up but nowhere near as bad as it once was)
good luck with the eczema 
Eczema Treatment and Causes - Information About Eczema
Can you not help yourself but scratch your itchy skin until it turns red and sore? Have you already applied a lot of lotion or ointment but the itch still persists? You maybe suffering from a skin disease or generally termed as eczema.
Eczema is the inflammation of the outer layer of the skin and is a general term used to describe various skin ailments. Eczema looks differently from one person to another. However, it is usually characterized dry, red, itchy patches or rashes in the skin.
Eczema could be developed in almost any part of the body though it is typically occurs in the forehead, hands, legs, scalp, neck, elbows, knees and ankles.
Atopic Dermatitis
Most common among the kinds of eczema is the atopic dermatitis or atopic eczema. It is commonly developed during childhood. Though it seemed to have no cure, this kind disappears over time or the child grows older. This condition is believed to be a reaction of the immune system to external factors.
Is Eczema Contagious?
Eczema is currently incurable; however, it is not contagious. The inflammation of the skin is typically a reaction of the skin to irritating substances that causes the person suffering from it to scratch it. It is the avoidance of the triggers that can prevent the eczema to become itchy.
These triggers are sometimes allergic substances like dust, dust mites, pollens, molds, animal saliva and other coarse surfaces that come into contact with the infected skin. Certain detergents, soaps, disinfectants can also aggravate the condition of the skin. Sudden change of temperature and stress can also affect the disease.
Treatment for Eczema
Since eczema is incurable, there are various treatments that could be done to avoid the occurrence of itch and rashes. Since the skin is dry and itchy, it is advisable to keep the skin moisture by applying lotion or ointment prescribed by doctors. These lotions of ointments may contain substances that could cause allergic reactions to the skin.
Other patients are advised to take oral medications to prevent the inflammation or kill the bacteria that cause the infection.
Psychological Effects and Stigma of Eczema
Eczema is not only a skin disease. More than that it affects the physical appearance of a person; most patients have developed psychological illness as well. The eczema they are suffering causes them to loss their self-esteem and confidence in presenting themselves in public. Moreover, they also developed self pity especially that there is no cure, only treatment, to their sickness.
Patients with eczema tend to just stay home, as they could be required to, to avoid the triggers the environment could give them. The outside environment becomes a threat to their health. In children, their scratches could be suspected for domestic abuse or violence that could cause their peers to reject them.
With the misconception that eczema is contagious, many people avoid suffers. They often find themselves discriminated in the workplace or in school. These people could be banded to have an unclean lifestyle that made them acquire such skin disease.
Medical and Social Problem
Eczema has not only become a medical problem but a societal problem as well. As long as science can not find cure to this skin disease, the stigma, discrimination and self psychological effects of which could also not be cured.
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