Eczema in Children - any best cure?

Question

I have a 4 year old boy who has been suffering from severe eczema since he was 4 months old. I have tried everything but nothing works to stop the itch. If you have any cure method, please advise. Thanks so much!

Answer 1

Give the Child the Homeopathic remedy SULFUR 200X for three days once daily, first thing in the morning with nothing to eat for atleast half an hour after and before taking the medicine and his Eczema will be cured without any side effects or complications of any sort.
Take care and God Bless you and your loved ones !

Answer 2

My little boy had eczema on his cheeks. I was not sure what method to use but I didn't want to make my boy go through any surgery treatments at this young age. Some suggested a plastic surgeon since it was in a very visible location but our family doctor recommend this natural guide.

Best Eczema Treatment?

Answer 3

Eczema is a skin condition that you are born with, it may not have shown up until then. My daughter is eight and she also has it. My doctor recommended that we use a very good moisturizing conditoner after shampooing. We use Pantene Daily Moisture Renewal. It works well for her.
If that does not work, then Neutragena T-Gel is your best bet. It is made specifically for Eczema.
I hope this information helps, for your little boy's sake.
Good luck.

Answer 4

there is no cure-- just remedies to ease the discomfort. Since it often goes with asthma it is a real worry
It usually goes away on its own as the child grows
But be warned--- like psoriasis which also has no cure-- you will find there are plenty of people who will recommend useless treatments that usually cost a lot of money. Soak him in tepid baths with whatever his doctor recommends. and try everything there is on prescription until you find something that works. Your doctor will know. and be aware there is no such thing as a "natural remedy " if there were the big drug companies would have a patent on it and you would pay through the nose .

Answer 5

Did you already tried using Eczema Free Forever mechanism? Try in this website : http://tinyurl.com/orragqg . It may probably support anybody!

Answer 6

Oatmeal and soy based products, such as Aveeno are helpful in calming eczema outbreaks. I believe your boy is too young for Elidel, a prescription cream that really works.

Answer 7

I had persistent eczema when I was little too. My doc prescribed me ketoconazole (nizoral) cream an antifungal to decrease the inflammation and cure the eczema. then ive always covered my hands with gauze to minimize contamination. for the itch my mom used glycerin cream and calamine lotion and it really worked. for the eczema to go off, your son will need an antifungal cream too and i think he might need oral medications (antibiotics) too to hasten the healing. He will need more than enough vitamin C because this will help hasten the healing process. Then let your son drink more water than usual because his skin will need to be kept hydrated because the drier it gets, the itchier it will be. And try the glycerin cream, petrolatum jelly, and/or calamine lotion for the itch.

Answer 8

OTC Ointments would probably work, but before you apply the ointment, wipe the infected area with hot water.
Make usre also that hes environment is always clean.
But if it is really severe contact a dermatologist/pediatrician.

Answer 9

I don't believe there is a cure, but they just started advertising this special lotion on tv that starts with the letter s. Sorry I can't remember the whole name.

Answer 10

Both my daughters have it on and off. Aclovate is a script that works well. Eucerin OTC-over the counter works pretty well if we catch it early. Regular lotion after a bath.