Expensive his charge? Any experience. ?

My son since last year the specialist from pantai hospital bangsar gave this to try for one year…his bill alone 7k ++ every 2 months …luckily covered under etiqa

If compared to the famous ones in KL, about the same. The issue is the waiting time which has gotten better nowadays after covid (you can now make booking). I have my own experience with him but wouldn't want to comment here. Better read facebook or other forums on comments.

zyrtec is great to stop the itching, so no scratching to worsen it.

Got improvement after using the new meds?

i think if manage to pay attn to what food intake triggers the allergy is good enough

yes …stopped last month so will see if got any effect

Went to the famous dermatologist with surname Lim in Penang. His own recipe solved my eczema

Pfizer + booster ruined my life. Well, not entirely ruined but I'm miserable all the time due to lack of sleep because of the itchiness/open wounds/leaking yellowish liquid. Every couple months it flares up, go see doctor, get antibiotics, steroid cream, anti-itch pills, then it goes away in a few days.

After a few weeks/month, it comes back again. Rinse and repeat.

I've done allergy and blood tests, and already figured out what I'm allergic to (shellfish, soy, fermented stuff, etc.) but even after cutting out all of them from my diet and going totally gluten-free, eczema still wins.

There are 3 products that makes me somewhat less miserable; Aveeno skin relief body wash, Sebamed 5.5 anti-dry hydrating body lotion, and Defuzin-B cream. I know people say Defuzin-B is bad and causes black spots, but I've yet to find anything better than it for me personally. All 3 combined is still a lot cheaper than visiting skin specialist. The reason why I even visit the doctor is for the antibiotics when the wounds get infected and refuse to heal.

yours almost same like me.

for open wound healing:

1. antiseptic cream (you can use other cream, this 1 leceh must use plaster else got yellow stain)
https://s.lazada.com.my/s.6AmCY

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2. transparent plaster (better than the normal 1)
https://s.lazada.com.my/s.6Amzy

This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: Oct 2 2023, 11:52 PM

I found that using hydrocolloid bandages/plasters is a bit better since it can stick on better and seal the wound area for a long while, but don't buy the ones for acne because those are usually more expensive and smaller sized, buy the ones marketed for blisters.

This post has been edited by Quantum Geist: Oct 3 2023, 07:05 AM

yea. that will be better. especially for larger area wound.

for small area wound, the watson transparent plaster i shared above can stick well already, and low cost enough to keep changing.

and keep the plaster on while shower so that won't rub off the newly healed tissue. change it after shower.

wow…that's almost 40-50k for a year. 😱

Were you tested for Helicobacter pylori colonization and leaky gut syndrome? Those 2 maladies are also possible causes for eczema.

Yup …luckily my medical coverage for family unlimited

Looks like immune suppression medicine which is not a good thing. They even list out all the risks on the website, for me it is not worth it to get cancer in order to relief my eczema

I wasn't sleeping well because of eczema (get very itchy at night).

So no eczema help me sleep better, not sleep better help with eczema.

Ohh so it's the other way round for you. Anyway hope your eczema is gone for good and you can get better sleep moving forward.