skin allergies/eczema

Gayle - posted on 05/05/2009

I had my daughter check for food allergies, end up that she had a list. Mostly eggs and milk....when I stop giving her the food that she had allergies to her skin cleared up.

Kristine - posted on 05/05/2009

Hi Emma,



You have said you have tried health shops and herbalists but have you ever tried Renew lotion? It has tee tree oil in it and has proven very effective at treating and eliminating eczema from coming back. You can only get it from someone who is a member of the health and wellness company I am a member of. Most people who have tried this lotion have also converted out there homes to non-toxic homes because the chemcicals that are in everyday products also effect it because they come in contact with the skin. Someone mentioned laundry detergents and that is a big one. The skin is our largest organ and absorbs everything. If you would like to give this a try you can risk free. If it doesn't work for you then you can get your money back but I haven't heard of it not working for anyone and it will also save you money from buying prescriptions and even save you money on your other purchases. Feel free to give me a call: 608-524-3441 or email me: kakjmk@yahoo.com



I would love to help!!

Andrina - posted on 05/05/2009

Our pediatrician gave us a prescription for hydrocortisone cream. It works really well. Ask your pediatrician.

Robin - posted on 05/05/2009

my daughter is 9 months old and she recently had tiny bumps on her face, arms and legs. I first thought allergies or maybe a new stuffed animal, but now her face is clear and her legs and arms still have the tiny bumps...any suggestions? I have cut back on baths, stop with everyday lotion and we still have bumps

Hollie - posted on 05/05/2009

My daughter is 8 now but has had eczema and 2 other skin conditions her whole life. The dermatologist told me that CAMPHOR IN GLAXAL BASE is the best but she has found that Olay Quench works best for her. She puts it on twice a day.

Holley - posted on 05/05/2009

My nephew's eczema was SO bad. None of the creams or perscriptions worked. They finally figured out that he has some food allergies that caused the eczema. You might ask your doctor if that is a possibility. They can do a simple blood test to see if there are any allergies or sensitivities.

Julie - posted on 05/05/2009

My son is 7 months; we use Aquaphor (from Eucerin) every night after his bath. And we only use soap in his bath once a week, since soap can dry skin out. His eczema broke out really bad when he was 2 months old, but the Aquaphor has kept it under control since. We are also careful not to use any laundry detergent with dyes or perfumes; we use Tide Free.

Chantelle - posted on 05/05/2009

when my son had eczema i got epaderm from the doctors and it worked really well, and ive carried on using it

Kelly - posted on 05/05/2009

My youngest has eczema. I found that Eucerin works very well. My son is 4 & he does not itch as much anymore.It didn't clear it up~but it definitly helped alot!! Hope this works!!

Chantelle - posted on 05/05/2009

how old is he/she?