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Eczema Treatment Face
Eczema? Hives? Something else? Treatment-?
Hi
I have several different rashes on my body.
On my neck I have standard dry skin/eczema that has spread onto my face. I am treating this with moisturiser at the moment and it is healing ok. Just looking for further advice on this.
I also have little bumps on my fore arms, that are now spreading to my upper arms. They look like "goosebumps" that you get when you're cold, but are only in little patches, the size of large coins. At first they were red, but after Hydrocortisone cream and moisturiser, they are now just skin-coloured, but rough to the touch. Any advice??
Any comments and suggestions appreciated.
Merry Christmas!
Could I be suffering from Keratosis Pelaris?
The symptoms seem to match the rashes on my lower arms. Any suggested treament for that. It is said to be recurrent with no cure...
The first thing to do if you are suffering from eczema is you should always keep your skin moisturized. If you stay vigilant about keeping your skin moist, this can go a long way as a natural eczema treatment that can keep your skin itch and flare-up free. Moisturize your skin thoroughly in the morning and again before you go to bed at night.
An emollient is a great eczema home cures. You can use an emollient that comes in oil form, a lotion or a cream. An added bonus to using an emollient is that in the summer you can put this natural treatment for eczema in the refrigerator. This will be a cooling as well as soothing on those hot and sticky summer days....
http://homecures.ideafry.com/2008/12/16/eczema-home-cures/
Eczema on Face – 4 Simple Steps to Transform Eczema
Eczema on the face can be very embarrassing. When I suffered with it I had it all over my body but everybody could see it prominently on my face. I couldn’t hide it.
Eczema is caused from toxemia and deficiency.
Deficiency is where your body is undernourished and is not receiving the proper type or quantity of the right foods. The delicate digestive tract is being overloaded and allergies have developed.
In the year 2008, over 80% of the population suffer with some sort of deficiency disorder because the body cannot digest its food.
Toxemia is where the body is overwhelmed with the quantity of poisons is has to store internally. Toxins are produced from eating foods that are processed and denatured.
By consistently eating the right foods these poisons can be released from the body andthe immune system strengthened so that it can self-heal.
Making a change in diet does not have to be something that overwhelms you. By taking calculated simple steps, you can transform the condition or your skin immediately and heal your eczema too.
Here are some steps you can take immediately:
Eczema on Face – Simple Step #1
You can heal the eczema on your face by changing the foods you eat. Eliminate all red meat. Instead of eating red meat on a daily basis substitute it with chicken, turkey or fish. If that is too drastic a plan for you to start with then decrease the amount of red meat you eat to, say, every other day instead of daily.
Eczema on Face – Simple Step #2
Cut out all chemicals such as coffee, alcohol and tobacco. Again you can start by reducing your consumption on a weekly basis until you are no longer consuming these foods.
Eczema on Face – Simple Step #3
Eliminate all processed foods. Eat only raw, organic fruit and vegetables, sprouts, fermented nuts and seeds. The transition time may take several weeks but if you pick one kind of processed foods to eliminate each week you can add a new one regularly.
Eczema on Face – Simple Step #4
Increase the amount of raw, organic vegetable and fruit juices you drink on a daily basis. Three glasses per day is ideal. Include carrots, spinach, cucumber and ginger in your juices and watch your skin transform.
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