IS MooGoo Eczema and Psoriasis Balm any good for eczema?

Nicole - posted on 04/19/2013

Also try eucerin cream

Roseanna - posted on 04/15/2013

try "Renew" lotion which is great for eczema if you would like to try a sample i can send it to you

Mei - posted on 03/06/2013

I've heard from moms that moogoo helps, and also from some it didn't.

I've interviewed the founder on EczemaBlues and you can see a pretty in-depth discussion on their product.
http://eczemablues.com/2012/07/moogoo-le...

Cheers!
Marcie Mom

Cam - posted on 08/21/2012

Aveeno Baby Eczema Therapy Moisturizing cream works good for my child, but, I also wash his clothes in All free and clear soap, and his skin I use DOVE non scented, and non scented baby wipes...He is 7 months old

Sharon - posted on 08/10/2012

Completely natural Aloe Vera products and Propolis cream are absolutely amazing for eczema and psoriasis. Please visit www.achievealoehealth.co.uk for more info.

Vanessa - posted on 08/03/2012

i just replied to another post about this so incase you havent found a great cream yet I will tell you too as I wish someone had told me before.

so many people suggest tons of eczema creams etc and I have tried everything from steroid prescriptions to compounds to aveeno baby etc. I heard about Cetaphil Restoraderm Bodywash and lotion and decided to buy it.. its around $20 per bottle but lasts a long time and my son went from cracked itchy skin to almost perfect skin in like 3 days!!! after the 1st night we could see the improvement! seriously dont waste money on crappy eczema creams that help only a little and short term! you can get it at any drug store but make sure it has RESTORADERM as thats what you need =P my son can stay in the bath for like 30 mins now and have no issues he always uses the bodywash so when we travel we take it with us and after his bath he gets creamed and we put a long sleeve shirt on him because he hates the wetness of the lotion. My son has been using it for about 7 mths and he rarely has any signs that he even has eczema. I have a whole shelf in my bathroom full of "eczema" creams but the cetaphil is the only one that worked long term for me.. steroid creams are very bad to use also so before you get a prescription that will only help for a few weeks try it out! I wish someone had told me this like 2.5 years ago when my son 1st got eczema he was only 10 mths old and his arms would crack so bad we thought they would bleed. gl I hope this helps!

Maya - posted on 06/03/2012

you may want to try this:

http://librero.co.cc/article/kids-eczema...



my son is 3 and he has had bouts of eczema since he was born. As an infant I realized dairy was the culprit and so I eliminated dairy from my diet because I was breastfeeding.



prevention can be very well achieved by keeping personal hygiene well. One has to keep baby’s body clean. Herbal disinfectant powder is to be sprinkled over the baby’s body. The clothes of the baby are to be changed and the material is to be very smooth (preferably 100% cotton).



Note down if your baby gets the rashes over the body after eating certain food. This food is then considered as allergic to the baby and therefore is to be avoided. Eczema can be treated by giving topical ointment and internal medicines that is anti-histamine. Some of the severe cases are treated with steroids but with extra precautions and perfect doses.



hope that helps

Summer - posted on 11/15/2011

the best i have found on the market for young babies is gentle naturals baby eczema cream ,,,, daily remewals naturals wash.......... O M G IS A MERICA IN A BOTTLE!!!!!!! and or older toddlers and kids the cortizone 10 eczema cream ROCKS!!!!!!!!

Kinisimere - posted on 11/15/2011

thanx Vicki.

Vicki - posted on 11/14/2011

It didn't help for my son. I use a cream made up by a local pharmacist that works better than anything else I've tried. Only of help if you're in Perth, Western Australia though!