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How Fast Does Eczema Spread
aah! eczema! PLEASE PLEASE help. any is appreciated?
okay, so at first i got a break out on my hands, which wasnt' that bad
i decided to leave it alone but it got worse
i would scratch it and now it's red and swollen
it's spread from my hands to my arms, and
now i don't know how*ha that rhymed 
* i have it on my chest, neck
and under my armpits
what can i do to make it leave FASTER?
please.
i've only had it once before and it lasted a week
but i have an interview coming up in three days
and i don't want to look bad
please please please help
and if you do recommend something, can you please
tell me how long it will take to make it go away?
Hello there. I don't know what might clear it in 3 days (but do moisturize it with Vaseline) but for the longer term I suggest that you should use cream/spray combo for eczema from Champori.com It is herbal (steroid-free) and works better and faster on my eczema than anything else I tried: I haven't had a relapse for more than a year now after only a couple weeks of treatment. Champori comes with the money back guarantee, so if it doesn't work - it's free.
Best,
Bernadette
Cradle Cap: Focus on Managing it Well
While a single spot or scar on the body of a baby makes her parents worried, a rather ugly mark on a relatively larger area of the body is sure to make them concerned. The worst part is that it generally occurs on the head of the baby. It is cradle cap that is talked about here. It is a neonatal disease and the spot looks somehow crusty and greasy. Though not infectious, it has all the chance to spread to the other parts of the body.
Hence, it is highly advisable to be careful about it but in no way it is necessary to be worried about it. Parents cannot but get concerned about any neonatal disease thinking that it irritates the baby or cause her pain. The usual cry of the baby is taken as a result of the pain caused by the disease. However, there is nothing painful about cradle cap. It is not irritating also.
Since it is a harmless disease and does not disturb the baby in any serious way, it is necessary for parents to manage the disease well rather than trying to cure it. There is no hard and fast rule laid down by the specialists as to how to manage it well. There are lotions made by commercial agencies. These lotions can be used to keep the disease well under control. Or other homely methods can be applied.
Cradle cap can be managed properly by using shampoo. A few drops of mild shampoo can be mixed with some water used to wash the affected area. The scales will drop off and the spot will look good. Vegetable or mineral oils also can be used on the spot and the oily scales then be brushed away. Pastes made from natural herbs may also be another good means of managing cradle cap.
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The Addam has extensive knowledge on dermatology, especially on
cradle cap. His articles are informative and beneficent for those who are concerned with treatment of skin disease.
