Comments on: How can I treat my Eczema? http://www.biocutis.com/blog/eczema-treatments-and-therapies/ Heals mild or severely damaged skin and delivers visible results for hard to heal skin conditions. Fri, 25 Nov 2011 10:57:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Treat Eczema with Rose Hip Oil | Biocutis - Naturally Occurring Skin Lotion Sets New Benchmark For Natural Skin Care Products http://www.biocutis.com/blog/eczema-treatments-and-therapies/comment-page-1/#comment-28619 Treat Eczema with Rose Hip Oil | Biocutis - Naturally Occurring Skin Lotion Sets New Benchmark For Natural Skin Care Products Fri, 24 Jun 2011 16:35:41 +0000 http://biocutis.com/blog/?p=53#comment-28619 [...] How can I treat Eczema? The best and simplest treatment is to remove whatever is causing the allergic outburst. It could be as easy as changing your laundry detergent or as complicated as changing jobs or moving to a different climate. [...] [...] How can I treat Eczema? The best and simplest treatment is to remove whatever is causing the allergic outburst. It could be as easy as changing your laundry detergent or as complicated as changing jobs or moving to a different climate. [...]

]]> By: BioCutis http://www.biocutis.com/blog/eczema-treatments-and-therapies/comment-page-1/#comment-24 BioCutis Tue, 09 Dec 2008 13:53:13 +0000 http://biocutis.com/blog/?p=53#comment-24 Mike - Even though this treatment isn't used as much as the others placed above, tar baths are rather good for eczema. Tar baths have a soothing effect on inflamed skin. However, only temporary. If you have anymore questions, don't be afraid to ask. Kathleen Leroi - Healthcare Advisor Mike -

Even though this treatment isn’t used as much as the others placed above, tar baths are rather good for eczema. Tar baths have a soothing effect on inflamed skin. However, only temporary.

If you have anymore questions, don’t be afraid to ask.

Kathleen Leroi – Healthcare Advisor

]]> By: BioCutis http://www.biocutis.com/blog/eczema-treatments-and-therapies/comment-page-1/#comment-23 BioCutis Tue, 09 Dec 2008 13:17:49 +0000 http://biocutis.com/blog/?p=53#comment-23 Hey Rob! Thank you for visiting and commenting on the BIOCUTIS blog. Concerning your question - Food allergies have been reported as possible eczema and dermatitis triggers. Foods like eggs, nuts wheat and dairy products could be the cause to your son's eczema. However, eczema has several other causes and may be serious if not treated in time and with the proper medication. I recommend you see your dermatologist for more details on your son's eczema. Let me know how it went and good luck! Kathleen Leroi - Healthcare advisor Hey Rob! Thank you for visiting and commenting on the BIOCUTIS blog.

Concerning your question – Food allergies have been reported as possible eczema and dermatitis triggers. Foods like eggs, nuts wheat and dairy products could be the cause to your son’s eczema. However, eczema has several other causes and may be serious if not treated in time and with the proper medication. I recommend you see your dermatologist for more details on your son’s eczema.

Let me know how it went and good luck!

Kathleen Leroi – Healthcare advisor

]]> By: Mike http://www.biocutis.com/blog/eczema-treatments-and-therapies/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Mike Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:33:37 +0000 http://biocutis.com/blog/?p=53#comment-12 One of my close friends has eczema and she took topical steroids but was never happy with the side effects. She had enlarged blood vessel problems so was eager to find natural solutions. I help her with wet wrap therapy, which worked really well. I never heard of tar treatements and wonder if she did. Do you have an specific recommendations for this type of treatment? One of my close friends has eczema and she took topical steroids but was never happy with the side effects. She had enlarged blood vessel problems so was eager to find natural solutions. I help her with wet wrap therapy, which worked really well.

I never heard of tar treatements and wonder if she did. Do you have an specific recommendations for this type of treatment?

]]> By: krissybee14 http://www.biocutis.com/blog/eczema-treatments-and-therapies/comment-page-1/#comment-9 krissybee14 Tue, 25 Nov 2008 03:15:13 +0000 http://biocutis.com/blog/?p=53#comment-9 I have had eczema since I was young. It is in our blood. It just went worst when I got asthma of the skin. I used to go to school wearing slippers because of my eczema on my toes. I was prescribed a lot of ointments for it. Then there was think pink solution that was diluted in the water and i will soak my foot on it. Now it occurs less, I use sulfur soap and don't use much fragrance as it triggers it sometime. I have had eczema since I was young. It is in our blood. It just went worst when I got asthma of the skin. I used to go to school wearing slippers because of my eczema on my toes. I was prescribed a lot of ointments for it. Then there was think pink solution that was diluted in the water and i will soak my foot on it. Now it occurs less, I use sulfur soap and don’t use much fragrance as it triggers it sometime.

]]> By: Rob http://www.biocutis.com/blog/eczema-treatments-and-therapies/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Rob Sat, 22 Nov 2008 17:42:08 +0000 http://biocutis.com/blog/?p=53#comment-8 What? No known cure for eczema? I son has eczema which started I think before he was 6 months old when we tried to feed him some baby food. In the beginning we one used one those steroid creams from the hospital. I don't quite remember what it was. It acted fast but we worried about potentially damaging his skin so we opted for some other cream which seem to work but still only use it when absolutely neccessary. Could it be the food that started the eczema? What? No known cure for eczema? I son has eczema which started I think before he was 6 months old when we tried to feed him some baby food. In the beginning we one used one those steroid creams from the hospital. I don’t quite remember what it was. It acted fast but we worried about potentially damaging his skin so we opted for some other cream which seem to work but still only use it when absolutely neccessary. Could it be the food that started the eczema?

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