From my personal experience, steroid can only suppress the symptoms for temporary, and it will thin our skin. Over time ur skin may also develop steroid withdrawal symptoms once u stop relying on steroid.

Even the dermatologist's advice is to avoid food and items that flare up ur eczema, and to moisturise ur skin often. So you gotta find out what triggers ur eczema through 'trial and error' as we are exposed to so many things everyday.

While doing the above, you can try this supplement to boost your immune system in the long term. SHIRUTO is proven to improve eczema.

https://www.beintl.com/belixz/shiruto/

Testimony about its effect on eczema is available in Facebook. All u need to do is type Shiruto Eczema and you will see the before & after pics.

Hope it helps! Pls Pm me if u want to know more.

take good fish oil

for real

You did?

Let say eczema attacks in the morning.

After consuming fish oil, eczema will be under control within few hours?

Hi

Is dermatitis a form of eczema?

It's difficult for me to identify whether I have eczema, psoriasis or dermatitis.

But each time I consume something that has prawn (shrimp paste; belacan), prawn itself, ground nuts...



Burning and peeling.

If sweat made contact with them...it STINGS (pedih)



I can easily buy cream that has steroids in it and apply it.

Can feel the skin 'sweating'

And many agrees it will thin our skin.


I wish to use non steroid remedies.

Seeing a dermathogist quite pricey.

So, remedies for now.

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Oct 18 2020, 02:18 PM

If low immune system caused it.

Taking prebiotic and probiotics helps?


Also, I heard cow milk also can cause eczema.

For those lactose intolerant people.




This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Oct 18 2020, 02:28 PM

Take 2-3 tablets a day daily

Don’t stop

Surprising, nobody mentioned Keto Diet here.

Look for keto diet. Many autoimmune diseases can be cured when keto diet is coupled with IF. But it is not just a medicine, it is lifestyle change, which might require lots of sacrifices in social life.

Anyway.. Keto helped me a lot in the past.

Hopefully it helps.

long term taking probiotic supplements do help a lot for my sister. less reliant on medication since started taking probiotic supplements a year ago. Huge difference for her. But of course, different people experience different result.

Happy for her.

I miss my smooth skin.

Now, dark spots via those allergies.

Saw those packet ones.

Quite pricey.

Better took those natural ones; my pictures at Post #25

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Oct 22 2020, 05:52 AM

Any brand in particular?

Can get from iherb

I did some reading.

Take 'Sacha Inchi Oil Omega 3, 6 and 9'

I am planning to buy as well.

Be smart on the prices.

I think not just be smart, but chose the reliable and reputable one.. there are too many so called good product out there.

I bought mine almost 2 weeks ago.

The irritation has stopped.

I will share pictures once full result.

Suu balm rapid itch relief
can get from Caring pharmacy.



This post has been edited by email2one: Nov 5 2020, 05:22 PM

try these:

Cellsentials, Proflavanol, Poly C and biOmega III Plus to maintain.. it can control for long-term

Low carb diet

My suggestion:

Good reputable supplements:

1. Probiotic (Lactobacillus rhamnosus LGG & Bifidobacterium BB-12) good for you.
2. Fibergy, your probiotic need good source of fiber to stay longer.
3. BiOMega III Plus (very good Fish oil with <0.001 of contamination, with lemon aftertaste, no fishy taste.

order, look for me