Eczema may be because of something in your diet that you are allergic to. You can try drinking pure tomato juice. Apply lemon juice, coconut oil, or aloe vera to the affected area.
You may want to try limiting the amount of wheat gluten or yeast in the diet. Also, atrificial coloring in processed foods.
These are just a few of the tips i've seen online. You may want to try searching "home remedies for eczema"
I dont know how to get rid of it but you can use aveeno cream and bath oil which is good. Also olive oil is good and drink lots of water. Some things such as dairy products can effect it so maybe try cutting them out of your diet. Also your washing powder/softner can sometimes irritate it. this is all from personal experience.. hope it helps.
Most treatments for eczema are aimed to lessen the inflammation and relive the itching, as well as prevent their recurrence and flare-ups in the future
-Avoid using detergents as much as possible
-Moisturize your skin
-Use antihistamines and anti-inflammation
creams
-Like detergents, most soaps can remove the skin's natural oils, so choose wisely
-Take brief showers with warm (not hot) water
-Over-the-counter anti-itch lotions and topical corticosteroids can soothe skin
HERES A FEW REMEDIES I HEARD ABOUT:
-Add 1 teaspoon camphor to 1 teaspoon sandalwood paste and apply on the affected eczema areas.
-Drink tomato juice daily, it will cure the symptoms in a few days.
-Zinc taken orally and applied directly on the affected skin is effective.
If you're looking for a quick fix, try Kukui cream. Its made by a company called Oils of Aloha. Its been the best cream that I've ever used by far. I literally put it on the first night, and when I woke up, all the redness and inflammation was completely gone. I highly recommend it. Its all natural too if thats important.
Hydrocortisone 1% can be obtained over the counter. Beramethasone Valerate .1% requires prescription. You should consult a physician to make sure it isn't serious and figure out the source.
There are several different kinds of eczema. You can do temporary things to calm it down, but usually it keeps coming back.
All three of my kids have atopic eczema. I use aquaphor on it. Any kind of moisturizing lotion that has no scent or fragrant ingredients should work. Or if you are really concerned, your Dr can prescribe a steroid cream.
