Ok guys here is my history of having had to deal with eczema on my shoulders,back and thighs. I hope this isn't a too long read, and I hope that I can get some help from knowledgeable people here

2011: I think it all started about March of 2011 when my skin started to feel itchy every time after taking a bath.I was using Dettol antibacterial soap to wash my body at that time. And then a few months later, suddenly I notice my skin at my shoulders and back has been getting some red spots. Thinking it was just normal rashes, went to get some Calamine lotion and applied. Found out that it didn't get better, went to see skin doctor(Dr.Ranjit in SS15), and he told me it was eczema. Gave me some creams, and told me to apply every morning and night. The red spots went off like a miracle, but then I stopped putting the cream because I found out through Google that creams for eczama are steroid creams, which is not good. So eventually the eczema all came back.

2012: Didn't do anything about my eczema in this year, other than just using Cetaphil Gentle Cleansing Bar( it's a bar soap) to wash my body. Thinking that it would get better, but it didn't. Every time after bathing, my skin would be dry and it would be damn itchy, wtf some more it's Cetaphil, supposedly good for eczema skin. Bought Cetaphil moisturizer as well, not the kind u see in pharmacies now, but the moisturizer I bought is the one with white tube and pink labels. Maybe it's a discontinued product because I have never seen it in pharmacies already.Applied moisturizer for a month. Moisturizer didn't do sh*t either, so got lazy and stopped using. But continued using the Cetaphil Gentle Cleansing Bar till now

2013: Still the same, but these past one week a few pimples with pus has been coming up around my back and shoulders and my eczema looks like it has gotten more red now. My eczema might not be too serious if u were to view my skin I guess, and my lifestyle is not affected such as having to eat this medicine and that medicine or having to avoid water and all that, no I don't have to do all that. But the dryness, itchiness and redness especially after bathing is damn annoying, and if I ever take off my shirt when I'm out in public or at the beach, I guess ppl would be running away from me when they see my shoulders and back having all the spots and redness it looks like as though I got skin disease!

So I need some help please? How do we cure eczema? Is there no cure for it?

This post has been edited by bigbangformula: Apr 6 2013, 01:54 PM

there is no cure for it (still not found)

i also have eczema...but i know 1 doctor that can help you..

DR.DARRAN..he live in rawang......pakar kulit....if u want to go to his clinic..go and queu up at 5 or 6AM...after that took your number...and go to nearby mamak restaurant and jalan2 ...after that go to the clinic....ask the nurse to call you when your turn is nearby

No. 83, Jln Bandar Rawang 3,
Pusat Bandar Rawang,
48000 Rawang,
Selangor

do you know the operating hours or the phone number of that clinic?

You are like promoting him..nah I'm looking for other solutions rather than using steroid cream. Would going to private hospital be better? Maybe can get better medicine?

Do you know what makes it worse? And what is the name of the cream the doctor prescribed to you?

im not promoting......that is the best doctor for eczema/skin that i have met.....the best is no STEROID CREAM AND CHEAP..many hospital recommended him

i dont know..sorry..but if u want....make sure u arrive at the clinic 6 am and take number..after that go jalan2

Then what does he give to cure eczema if not steroid cream?

a cream that doesnt have steroid..i remember he said this : krim steroid bahaya...boleh menipiskan kulit

steroid cream is effective to relieve acute eczema attack. BUT it is not for LONG TERM use. It can lead to the thinning of the skin like what the guy mentioned.

Best way to manage eczema is to find out what cause it. Some irritant/allegen might have triggered the eczema so its best for you to find out what it is and avoid it.

Home remedies such as aloevera, Vitamin E (D-Alpha tocopherols) can enhance the skin's ability to protect itself against potential triggers.

I PMed you a natural product sponsorship for treating eczema if your interested if not you can purchase it online from http://nutra.asia

In conventional medicine, you can apply steroids creams, take antihistamines or steroid pills. On the other hand you can use nutritional therapy to heal this problem. Below is a pic of my client, very depressed due to this condition, hide himself at home, went to see all the skin specialist he can find yet no solution but it got worse!!
PM me if you need more info.

A natural way to cure eczema is EPO(Evening Primrose Oil) capsule. Just 2 times each day. You'll see the difference in a month or 2.

i think that is psoriasis. If one person doesn't use steroid then doctor will probably prescribe the protopics which is an immuno suppresson which is no less harmful than steroid IMO.

This post has been edited by shin gouki: Apr 9 2013, 12:39 PM

Psoriasis & eczema quite similar & sometimes i get mix up.

Any side effects for using evening primrose oil?

Could u elaborate more on protopics? What is this and why would the doctor prescribe that if it's not good? So if we do not want steroid creams, we would get protopics instead?

Out of topic: Sorry but there's just too much BS and advertising in this subforum from a lot of ppl..

This post has been edited by bigbangformula: Apr 9 2013, 03:46 PM

Two immunosuppressives on the market now.

Tacrolimus (Protopic)

Pimecrolimus (Elidel)


Doesn't work as well as the steroids. Expensive.

Tacrolimus was originally developed to suppress organ transplant rejection.

Pimecrolimus is probably safer than tacrolimus.


For a start :

Take 6 500 mg evening primrose oil capsules a day. The cheapest is probably
the Naturalle brand by Upha.

Use a good moisturiser cream whenever you can. I use cocoa butter.
Cheapest is Fruit of the Earth.

Colloidal oatmeal bath lotions are supposed to be good, but expensive.
You can buy at pharmacies.

Otherwise, use any good mild soap or bath liquid like Cetaphil. Pine tar also
helps some people.

I use "Taharah" soap, made from mud at hot springs, which you can buy at some
of these Malay stalls in shopping complexes. $ 5 each.

Sometimes I also use "Najwa" black seed soaps, which you can buy at some
department stores.

Doctors usually give Oilatum or Eubos soaps, but expensive.

For eczema on your feet and lower legs, soak in Cosway's Zara sea salts, or any
good Dead Sea salts you can buy. The Himalaya rock salts are also supposed to help.

Lactacyd bath lotions are also alright.

At one time I ordered quite a lot of Emu oils from the States, but haven't in some
time. A bit expensive. Use it as a moisturizer.

For steroid creams, use the following which are safer :

Mometasone (Elomet)
Fluticasone
Clobetasone (Eumovate, U-Closone)

Mometasone is expensive, but some generics around. Use around
your face and groin.

No generics for fluticasone on the market here yet.

Clobetasone is a old steroid, low-medium potency (in between hydrocortisone
and betamethasone valerate), but it has a lower systemic absorption.
Eumovate by Glaxo is expensive, so get U-Closone.

For places around your groin or face, you can also use Efficort (hydrocortisone
aceponate), which is in a colloidal form.

wow good info

[quote=bigbangformula,Apr 9 2013, 03:46 PM]
Any side effects for using evening primrose oil?

Will get tiny pimple and put on weight. Not apply to everyone though. Consider pimples and weight is something you can easily control I think it's good enough. Furthermore EPO is a good anti-aging supplement.

Are u a doctor? So would evening primrose oil get rid of my eczema?

And let's say I don't see a doctor or eat/use anything extra, just go about my daily life like normal, can my eczema go away one day or would it stay with me for life?

This post has been edited by bigbangformula: Apr 11 2013, 09:12 PM

No, I am not a doctor, but another eczema sufferer.

Common sense would tell you that no one can tell if the supplement or treatment
will work for you - only you can find out.

Everyone is an individual, and every eczema sufferer is too. No treatment works
the same for two different eczema people.

If you have not seen a doctor, how do you know it is eczema ? See one first to
confirm - it may be another skin condtion like psoriasis.

Eczema usually doesn't go away, especially in adults, but typically would be there
with your life. It is a lifelong autoimmune disease, meaning that your immune system
is a bit abnormal and reacts against your skin. It tends to get better or almost disappear
at some parts of your life, only to recur and get worse at other times.

About two out of three children tend to "grow" out of their eczema by their teens,
just like in asthma.

http://www.nationaleczema.org/

http://www.eczema.org.au/info/facts.html

http://www.drhilaryjones.com/your-health/o...-childs-eczema/

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/...90320112110.htm




Fish oil, or cod liver oil, may also help eczema in some cases. Eczema is basically
an inflammatory skin condition, and fish oil has antiinflammatory properties.


This probiotic, Lactobacillus Salivarius LS01, developed in Italy, seems to help too.
Looks very expensive. I don't think you can find it here. Otherwise, taking any
probiotic brand which contains the normal L. salivarius may help.

http://www.pizetapharma.com/en/content/floratopic

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/22230409

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/22955359


Probiotic therapy as a novel approach for allergic disease.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3448073/

http://www.frontiersin.org/Respiratory_Pha...2012.00171/full




This post has been edited by Tham: Apr 12 2013, 06:37 AM

In my case, I choose not to use steroid anymore and eat healthy diet (now im a vegetarian) and now my eczema is under control and my skin heals slowly. It has been more than one year since I quit steroid.

Mine is definitely eczema because I have been to a skin doctor once, and he told me it was eczema and gave me steroids. But I stopped using after two weeks because I know steroid can lead to thinning of the skin. So now I'm not putting anything on my skin or eating anything special.

I'm currently just around 20 years old of age, so I wonder if at my age, eczema can still go away one day.


Becoming a vegatarian? I don't know if I can because I love to eat chicken, eggs and fish

Yes, steroid creams can lead to thinning of the skin, but if you use a milder
form, don't use it too often and only for short periods at at time, it should be alright.

You could try on alternate days, just a thin layer, and for up to two weeks, then
stop for a week, and cycle again.

The milder ones are the low to low-mid potency creams :

Hydrocortisone acetate, the mildest
Hyfrocortisone aceponate (Efficort)
Clobetasone butyrate (Eumovate)
Mometasone (Elomet)
Fluticasone (Cutivate)


A little skin thinning is nothing to be alarmed about really. The main risk is systemic
absorption, when too much of the steroid is absorbed into your blood stream. The
second generation steroids - mometasone and fluticasone, as well as the older one,
clobestasone - minimize this risk.



At one time, I had to have steroid injections - Kenacort (triamcinolone 40 mg/ml)
every few months, given by Dr Ting of Jalan Imbi or my company GP. This is a depot
form injection - meaning the steroid is released slowly over a week, and stays in your
body for up to a month. Many times more powerful than any potent steroid cream.

Too many injections too often, and you will get muscle wasting, osteoporosis, diabetes,
cataracts, glaucoma, high blood pressure, gastric ulcers, liver and kidney problems, etc.




A study to evaluate the efficacy and safety of hydrocortisone aceponate 0.127% lipophilic
cream in steroid responsive dermatoses in Indian patients.

http://www.ijdvl.com/article.asp?issn=0378...st=Mukhopadhyay


Eumovate (clobetasone butyrate 0.05%) cream: a review of clinical efficacy and safety.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12775314



You could try adopting a vegetarian diet like the above poster successfully did.



This is an interesting product. Their creams are made from calendula, gotu kola,
propolis. The kids' cream is colloidal oatmeal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-m4E6GjQnQ&NR


You could try asking the above product owner to send you some samples.

http://www.itchy.net.au/webcontent21.htm




This post has been edited by Tham: Apr 13 2013, 12:06 AM

Looking at the effects of steroid cream, I think it's better to continue having eczema rather than getting all those side-effects u metnioned like diabetes and high blood pressure How serious is ur eczema till u needed to get injections which can lead to those side effects?

I've already explained that steroid creams are quite safe, but you
still can't understand. Don't listen to everyone who tells you that steroids
are going to kill you.

If you feel you can get by without the creams, then good for you.

The creams I told you are nothing - even babies can use mometasone.

Even if you go for Kenacort jabs, say once every half year, it won't really mess
up your system.


It's only when you go for too frequent Kenacort jabs, then the risk of
those systemic diseases start coming in. And that is only if the doctor gives
you 40 mg/ml triamcinolone acetonide. The lower strength vial, 10 mg/ml, is
too weak to do anything for your eczema for a prolonged period.


My eczema at certain periods many years ago was quite bad, with lesions all
over my hand and legs, uncontrolled by the creams.

They included times when I was hospitalized for other reasons, and the eczema
flared up due to the stress, particularly after surgery.


An alternative to the jabs, typically favored by skin specialists such as Dr Chang
in PJ, and also given by GPs, is oral prednisolone, 40 mg daily and tapered off over
a week. He will ask you first if you have gastrititis or gastric ulcer.






This post has been edited by Tham: Apr 14 2013, 04:14 PM

Oh but even if the steroid creams are safe, it can't totally cure eczema can it?

How much do you expect from conventional allopathic medicine
in the treatment of a complex disease which they don't understand
properly to this day, and of which an immune suppressive drug - steroids -
remain the mainstay of treatment ?

Cure ? Common sense would tell you otherwise.

The word "cure" should not be in the vocabularly of educated individuals
like you and me - it was popularly used only during our primary school days.


Go the the National Library - that is where I taught myself what I know about
drugs and diseases.

Pick up any mainstrem medical textbook. Flip to those pages relating to chronic,
autoimmune, little understood diseases such as multiple sclerosis, systemic lupus
erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, as well as the degenerative diseases of aging,
such as heart failure, osteopororis/osteoarthritis and diabetes.

Page after page, disease after disease, they talk about the MANAGEMENT of the
disease. In other words, they are talking only about controlling the SYMPTOMS of
the disease. Apart from that, they have little idea about what else to do.

The only diseases where they can achieve a "cure" are infections, curable by
antibiotics, and physical or pathological conditions correctable by surgery.

That is the limitation of mainstream medicine.

In eczema, which is thought to be the cellular immune system gone haywire
(T-cell migration to the epidermis secreting chemicals causing inflammation),
and using steroids to suppress these cells' overreaction - what do you
really expect ? A "cure" ?

Common sense would tell you that once the steroids are withdrawn, the
T-cells would start causing trouble again.

A cure would lie in an alternative medicine system - homeopathy, naturopathy
or holistic medicine, TCM, Ayurvedic medicine. Not mainstream medicine.

If you wish to try homeopathy, there are at least a couple of good homeopathic
doctors I could point you to.











This post has been edited by Tham: Apr 15 2013, 01:01 AM

This is why I recommended clobetasone. It was ahead of its time
when first introduced by Glaxo in the mid-70s.


The effect of clobetasone butyrate and other topical steroids
on skin thickness of the domestic pig.

" ..... good topical anti-inflammatory activity and a minimal effect on
hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal function. Among a group of topically
active corticosteroids, compared in a controlled study in the domestic
pig, clobetasone butyrate is shown to cause less epidermal thinning
than any of the others except only 1% hydrocortisone. "

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1268065



A separation of clinical from epidermal thinning effect in the
topical glucocorticoid clobetasone butyrate.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/320995



Clobetasone butyrate, a new topical corticosteroid: clinical activity and
effects on pituitary-adrenal axis function and model of epidermal atrophy.

" Clobetasone butyrate 0.05% ointment and cream gave every indication of offering
clinically effective topical anti-inflammatory activity with a wide margin of safety. "

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1164639




Clinical evaluation of clobetasone butyrate in the treatment of children
with atopic eczema, and its effect on plasma corticosteroid levels.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/949903



Adrenocortical function during prolonged treatment with clobetasone butyrate
in children with chronic atopic dermatitis and elevated IgE levels.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/4018942



Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal function in children with atopic dermatitis
treated with clobetasone butyrate and its clinical evaluation.

" This steroid offers clinically effective topical antiinflammatory activity
with a wide margin of safety. "

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2985514



Halogenation and topical corticosteroids: a comparison between the
17-butyrate esters of hydrocortisone and clobetasone in ointment bases.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7011356



Alclometasone dipropionate cream 0.05% versus clobetasone butyrate cream 0.05%.
A controlled clinical comparison in the treatment of atopic dermatitis in children.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6389385

Try the Sabah Snake Grass tea or if you have the plant at your backyard, so much better. No harm trying and like Tham said, it might work for some but not everyone but you just have to take the first step. Check out the write up on the plant at Roundtable Discussions > Health & Fitness. Hope this helps, Cheers.

cost mahal tak?

cheapest

how much? apa ubat die bg?

ubat telan and krim...

eczema cant be cured, because its more into allergic reaction, u have to apply the lotion everyday..the best cream is corticosteroid, very effective, after 2 days your skin will be back to normal...but i dnt know some of a doctor not recommend it to be used...

I also have eczema, due to asthma when i was a kid...sound weird right??..but i was told by 2 specialist doc from diffrent hospital ...i thought it was skin disease initially...

Now im using another cream...i hv to apply it everyday in order to maintain my skin...

Steroid creams not recommended to be used too much because it can thin the skin.

You get eczema because of asthma? How does that happen? And what cream are u using now?

yes..that what i was told by 2 specialist doc from 2 different hospital, PPUM and Pantai, asthma patient usually will have many allergic skin including eczema...

now im using Aqueous Cream, u can get it from PPUKM...the cost just RM0.30 for big bottle....

I never used to have skin problems , it all started with a small watery bubble


Mate, i had eczema for 1 year. It started with a small watery bubble my index finger. I scratched it and played with it, thinking it was nothing. In a period of 3 months it managed to spread to my whole hand inclusive of my palm. 3 months later, it managed to spread to my legs. Both my feet were filled with eczema, and both of hands. I went to three different skin specialist and all they did was give me bullshit + more steroids. Soon enough, my palm had two different skin tones, the lighter skin tone ( the one the steroids had destroy ) and the normal one. No matter what i did, the eczema came up.

I stopped taking
-Seafood
-Beef
-Eggs

The eczema would go off for few days and come back

Methods i used
- Steroids
- Epson salt
-Potassium Manganate


Non of the above worked for me,
Only one day when i gave up in steroids and epson salt, i honestly thought i would live with eczema forever, i stumbled on a website.
This website was talking about apple cider. Feeling skeptical and not believing at first i didnt try it , but after googling and watching some youtube videos, i realized vinegar apple cider worked wonders for many people.

What cured my eczema?
Apple cider, definitely! I stopped my steroids and epson salt.

I used 3 main things
-Apple Cider
-Corium (Only obtained in the US)
-A good antiseptic powder, (Red colour one, can be bought at caring pharmacy for rm7)
-Dry fit socks from nike ( rm18.90)

Dont worry about the corium, as it is just a aloe vera, that heals the skin, your body can heal the skin itself dont worry.

So if you're going to give apple cider a try,
use it 3times a day.
Morning, afternoon and night
Afternoon is not compulsory
But Morning and night, mandatory.
It smells @ f***, but i guarantee results in 2weeks.
Use a cotton and dilute the apple cider.
Before you leave for work/school, use the power GENEROUSLY, it will prevent your feet from sweating and being itchy, this will help you get through the day.
Also use a drifit socks, ive changed all my socks from normal - dri fit socks to prevent your feet from sweating!

Now my hands are eczema free, i can eat crab, prawns and beef. But if ever the eczema decide to attack again, i know i can rely on my apple cider. I've stopped apple cider now, and just use aloe vera, to repair the skin. I wish any of you fighting eczema the best, and i know what it feels like to have eczema, me myself have had eczema and i even almost went into depression due to eczema. anything feel free to pm

This post has been edited by kinskj: May 3 2013, 03:14 PM

Sorry to hear that u felt very bad about your eczema. Was it very bad and itchy? It doesn't harm our health, but it is just uncomfortable, I know.

And good to know that ur method is all natural, except for the Corum part, I don't know what is that, Googled it and first thing that came up was something to do with nuclear reactor But can I just use apple cider? I have heard of that, but using Corium which have to buy from US,antiseptic powder, a bit difficult to get those stuff. And how do I apply it? Mine is not like urs on the feet, I don't need the socks, mine's on my shoulders,back, and chest.

Yes it was very itchy! With bubbles too, very weird bubbles. Anyway, sorry for not being clear, if you want to google its Corium 21. Yes no problem just using apple cider, but the antiseptic powder need. The antiseptic powder can be purchased from many many pharmacist. Mine is called Agnesia Antiseptic powder, you can google it. only RM7 for a huge bottle!
Yes apply the apple cider with water, 2-3times a day at least it will prevent itch! I wish you all the best bro, feel free to pm anything

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are there any natural way to heal?

ectt, try drinking the Snake Grass tea, no harm trying as its good for detoxification.

that herbal tea is for prevention purpose or healing purpose?

Hi ectt, below is the write up on the Sabah Snake Tea,

History of the Sabah Snake Grass

Sabah Snake Grass (“SSG”) (scientific name: clinacanthus nutans) is a traditional herb that has been traditionally used for treating venomous or poisonous insect and animal bites. The use of SSG has seen a surge since the publication in Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press of Mr Liu Lian Hui’s (from Taiping) remarkable story having recovered from terminal stage cancer after consuming the SSG. Many other users with chronic diseases such as cancer, heart and kidney problems have recovered after consuming the SSG. More and more users have benefited from SSG that has helped to reduce pain and suffering from chronic diseases.

Sabah Snake Grass helps to:

reduce suffering from various kind of cancer eg lung, breast, prostate, uterus and leukemia
reduce uric acid, cholesterol and improves diabetic condition
reduce blood pressure, improve blood flow and increase cardiac contractility
improve skin problems eg eczema, shingles and psoriasis
improve dialysis discomfort and kidney diseases
detoxify, heals bruises and swelling, dehumidification



Nutritional value of Sabah Snake Grass

Based on the research done by Vegetable Research Institute Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences and College of Horticulture in South China Agricultural University, SSG has the following nutritional value:

Has very high content of flavonoids which are known for its antioxidant ability in inhibiting and preventing cancer and cardiovascular diseases
Contains many essential minerals, vitamins, more than 45% of crude protein and 17 amino acids that provides beneficial medicinal value
Rich content of vitamin C, protein, dietary fiber and minerals that has a scavenging effect on free radicals and cancer prevention
Contains high phosphorus, calcium, magnesium and other mineral and some trace elements eg iron



Sabah Snake Grass usage in other part of the world

Thailand: fever, herpes infection, anti-snake venom, treat scorpion bites and nettle rash

China: haematoma, contusion, strains and sprains of injuries and rheumatism, regulate menstrual function, relieving pain, anaemia, jaundice and setting of fractured bones

Indonesia: dysentery, diabetes, dysuria, kidney diseases

sounds good.
so versatile natural grass.

anywhere to buy? is it ok to use for pregnant women?

I have a write up of the tea on Trade Zone > Garage Sales here. You may check them out. It is not advisable for pregnant women to take this herbal tea as with most herbal stuff in the market. I will PM you.

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hi there.. i also had eczema before. but important to know that eczema cannot be totally cured. it will keep coming and gone for some peiod. no one knows rite. but i cured with traditional cream. so far, very good lahh. but my eczema was made my skin berair and bnanah. i had it for almost 2 years. once i got injection from doc,it cured for a while. very tired lah. i also had go to pakar kulit..waiting too long to got medication treatment, but also the same. finally i found the cream. best to apply the cream is after u had shower. within two days can see the results whether gettin bettr o not. anyone interested to try the cream, do pm me k. thanks.

I do not want my eczema to keep coming back. What cream is that?

You can try Homeopathic.
I know a Homeopathic doctor (also a medical doctor) who is really well known to help eczema.

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Thank you

Go to the pharmacy & ask for econozine. There's a lot of type but opt for the bluegreen tube. It's a cream med to cure eczemas. Works well with me so far

the pic is no eczema but psoriasis
im using local herbal cream and the results can be seen working

Hi guys, just to share with you all.

Been suffering from eczema & psoriasis for the past 28 years of my life ever since I was a baby. It was hereditary but I got it bad.

I could not sweat (rashes will pop up) or go into an A/C room for too long (too dry). All my joints will be scarred with oozing wounds and also on my face (above the eyes, moustache area & ear).

Have gone to many specialists western & Chinese (tried snake skin with herbs etc.)and Indian as well. Even went on a diet of non meat (only fish & vege) for a year but none of it helps. Tried taking EPO, detox, donating blood, drinking lots of juices but still it persisted.

It got so bad I had to take steroid injections to cool things down. Even had to take antihistamines every night but the effect wore out eventually.

About two years ago, things started to improve dramatically and here is what I did and am still doing now till today.

- Himalaya Purim
Didn't believe in this 'natural' product BS as I've tried everything on the market & nothing worked. Was recommended by my pharmacist GF now wife. After 3 months, I could see that it helped a lot

- Eubos Shower Lotion & Cream (Light Green one for Sensitive Skin)
Tried everything on the market: Cetaphil, Cocoa Butter, ABC oil stuff, Vaseline but all those caused a burning sensation on my wounds & made it worse except for this fella

- Kiehls
Used the Ultra Facial range from Cleanser, Toner & Moisturiser with Burt Bee's lip balm

-
For those pesky wounds

- Exercise & sweating loads & being in the sun
This is quite contradictory as I know the rashes will worsen with sweat. But the more I sweat coupled with the above steps, it got better. I believe the sweat it's another way to detox.


I won't claim this is the defacto cure for eczema but it certainly helped me to regain my confidence and most importantly my quality of life.

I scratched less at nights (I even wore gloves as I scratched unconsciously to wake up to a bloody mattress in the morning). I've only taken antihistamine once in this 2 years.

The itch is not severe as previously as I rarely scratch it till its bloody.

Hope this post helps someone out.

I read somewhere recently that bathing with mild bleach helps!!!! can't remember where I read it though....

Eczema is a condition you can only manage not cure. And when it comes to managing eczema I always prefer for the natural ways, looking at the bigger picture, working inside out to totally treat this skin condition is necessary. I'm glad I resorted to the natural ways of treating eczema from eczematreatmentnow.com, which I personally really like as the program does not only promote natural treatment process but it gives me the knowledge I need to know to understand this skin condition and how to promote a healthier skin in general.

Hi All,

I used TS on all body parts on and off throughout 3 years (nothing happen), used TS on eyelid as well (1 week). After 1 year eyelid infection came and doc prescribe me Protopic (used for 6 months) then go back TS for 2 weeks and started the TSW. Whenever i stop using protopic or TS for 2 weeks or more on my eyelid, i could see lots of Milia forming on my eyelid and nothing can be done to remove them (always ended up injuring my eyelids). I used TS on my face for 2 months because doc said i have major cold sore on my face and lips and both side of my face is a little red. I used it for 1 week then the red face become worst and itch. She told me to continue use them. I used it for 2 months and search through the web and found this thing called TOPICAL STEROID WITHDRAWAL. I stop using steroid on my face immediately and all TSW symptoms came. My face are red with patches at first then would flakes, followed by swollen face and red throughout the face. Google Topical Steroid Withdrawal yourself and you will know what i had been through.

Im here to share what cured my eczema. A friend of mine introduce me to a Traditional Chinese Medicine at Jalan Ipoh, Kompleks Mutiara (with the name KHY). I went to see her before i started TSW. She gave me some black color concoction to drink for one month and i do see eczema coming out all over my body where i have had no eczema problam at that part before like my back, butt etc. Things clear out as times goes without applying any steroid creams. After one month of drinking the concoction, i started TSW and she realizes it so she gave me different concoction this time. Ling zhi + bitter melon (small one).
For more info about my TSW visit here:
http://forum.itsan.org/index.php?topic=1602.0

Okay so Im here to say that if a person has eczema, it means that he / she has some problems internally. There are three organs on our body that relates to each other to detoxify all the harmful things that we eat, touch etc.

Liver - Blood - Intestine

I do realize that i had serious skin allergy after my few years of sleeping late (which cause my Liver to weaken or malfunction) which then makes my blood can't detox itself. Once the blood can't detox, your skin will have lots of problems.

As for now, Im on my end stages of TSW and Im still consuming ling zhi concoction. Going to revisit her next month and im pretty sure she will give me another type of concoction once my face is healed. Those concoction were prescribe for a purpose.

Ling Zhi - Detox Liver
Bitter Melon - Detox Blood

My body is completely healed for now. Left a little flakes on my neck only. It's getting better from flaky old man neck to normal skin but few pimples on neck. During the time Im taking the concoction, there would be few small pimples like bump on my hands body legs etc and i could just pop them out and see colorless fluid. She said is the toxic that needs to come out. Let it out!

Now my body don't have those pimple like small bumps anymore. Left with those injured scars and waiting time to heal

Hope everyone having a healthy body and smooth skin in future!

You may want to try Granpa's Pine Tar Soap. It is now available in Malaysia online shopping.
I read from some US website saying that it helps in eczema and some other skin irritation.
It helps in my itchiness

Here is the link if you're interested: myBeanBean.com | Grandpa's Pine Tar Soap

parking for further reading. hopefully we can find a solution even though main stream practitioners says there is none.

Hi Guys,

This are the things that is currently working for my eczema (Statis Dermatitis):

On a Normal day:
EUBOS Hand Cream (green bottle) (I use and apply at my legs)
EUBOS Shower Oil F (green bottle)
EUBOS Shower & Cream (green bottle)
Cod Liver Oil

During Flare ups:
Epsom Salt + Apple Cider Vinegar (Baths, Bathtub)
Jeanie Botanicals Skin Relief Salve (skin balm) jeaniebotanicals.com
Steroid Jabs (I hate this)

In my recent studies, I am planning to try the below to see if I can eliminate my eczema once and for all.

need to eat: (from the best to least)
- Artichoke
- Dried Lentils
- Lima Beans
- Chickpeas (Kacang Kuda)
- Red Beans
- Baked Beans
- Broccoli
- Lettuce
- Licorice (Akar kayu manis)

need to drink:
- Yakult: Lactobacillus

Apply directly on skin:
- Brown rice

Next Phase:
- Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Coconut Oil

If any questions or want to share experience, please PM me.

This post has been edited by celicaizpower: Feb 9 2016, 11:44 AM

Try chinese traditional herbs, it does help eczema in long term. To soothe the itchiness and red rashes, you may use pine tar soap for showering (not with hot water), and apply pure shea butter after shower. It does help to reduce the itchiness and rahses.

Thanks for the feedback, yeah.. hot shower is a big no no for me... it makes my skin very dry very quick... I normally take room temperature showers or mild luke warm showers...

I will put Pine Tar Soap on my list to try... sadly Pure Shea Butter is a tad bit expensive comparing to my shower cream that I am currently using...

The thing is, I am tired of this... I am no longer looking for a workaround and I want to find a permanent fix. once I get it, I will share.

no problem. I myself suffered from the same skin problem. The both pine tar soap and pure shea butter helps me to reduce my itchiness a lot. The pure shea butter i bought is around 80. Currently there are many year end sales, i believe you can get cheaper price.
Yeah, hope you get well soon

i went to a dermatologist once and he told me the best and only way to curb the eczema cycle was - don't scratch!!! if i could do that, i wouldn't be in his clinic right? and i paid money for that consultation too!

haha,even though that is something really general, but what he said is true. The more you scratch the more itchy you feel and the rashes could spread. That's why I used pine tar soap for bathing with cold water and applu pure shea butter after bathing to help me control the itchiness, so that i not scratch so frequently

yup, i find that moisturising continuously does help break the cycle. i'm just using QV

Good then. my condition has been under control now. Hope u get well soon too.

Soy beans are the most offending food to eczema sufferers.

thanks for the info, I did try, and the attack came back... luckily only abit... now I have totally stopped

I will update the above post and remove soy.

They mentioned fermented soy is okay like tempeh. Well, soy sauce is fermented but when I consume it would end up with nasty eczema.

It is recommended you go for a food allergy test with your doctor to find out whether is it food or environmental factors which is causing your eczema.

I got very sick when I cut out many essential food and in the end I found that I was not allergic to any of them.

My eczema was not improving. Only after the food allergy test that I found out that my skin condition was due to environmental factors.

Need to moisturise the skin after bath and constantly applying lotion throughout the day.

try use chemical free soap. i knew few frens having this eczema also
and it really help alot. jz let me knw if need help.

Eczema is usually due to external causes interacting with you immune system, hence a food allergy test and also a patch test is very important. Once you have listed out all those and preventing contact with them, it will most likely improve.
However many will still get bad eczema.

I have a totally natural health product that i can share with you guys, it helps in stabilizing the immune system. PM me if you are interested. I will give 1 month free sponsorship for you to test it whether it works or it doesnt

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- Rich source of essential minerals and antioxidants for skin.
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- Reduces skin discolouration and dark spots.
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This post has been edited by gomydata: Jan 25 2017, 01:24 AM

I use Dove products to ease the eczema. It's helpful in not triggering the eczema attack.

Try this its will definitely help
contact them me eczema barbeauty bar

Where to get this test bro?

Any clinic would do.

Found it true on one of my friend's eczema. Just need proper moisturization on the skins throughout.

No cure for eczema. There is only way to manage it.

which moisrueizer is good?

If food is causing your skin to be eczema.

No moisturiser would be enough. The inflammation is from within.

Foderma treatment is perfect for dry skin or dry place where your skin just dry up. This particular one has cured ECZEMA, in fact amazing SERUM. Quality of serum is very good.It is good for dry skin. My friend suggested me this serum its amaze thank you dear friend serum works well on my skin.

Maybe can read this up.
http://cureeczemaslowly.com/

Sorting out your gut health is essential to managing eczema. Also cutting out all the allergens and things you may be intolerant to as you try and heal yourself.
Additionally, try Magnesium! 😊 Skin problems and allergies are sometimes a symptom of magnesium deficiency. Using Magnesium Oil and Magnesium Flakes can make a huge difference. You can find these at any Health Lane Pharmacy 😊