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Have you tried Indian ayurvedic herbal remedies. If not, please contact me by reponding to my comment.

Thank you for not surrendering your thought process to the doctor and sharing your journey with us.

Avoid aerosol. Avoid PFAS to get rid of your eczema.

I have eczema in my fingers when I use soap for washing dishes.

You are so right! I healed my eczema by going on a strict vegan diet for a whole year! Not only did I lose weight and cure my eczema, I was also able to get off all of my diabetes medications and got pregnant on our own! (4 times might I add 😅) Change your lifestyle and watch miracles happen! ❤

I need help too. I'd been scratching and no cream will help me. I'll try this.

My brother in law used to get eczema when he was young and the ointment that my mother in law would treat him with worked great, it was called Locoid cream. 👍

It's great news that you have made a recovery. It feels like we are still living in the dark ages for things like eczema and psoriasis. I had terrible psoriasis for 18 months and the doctors could only recommend using topical creams. It's a shame that gut health isn't something that GPs don't consider more.

would this work with Psoriasis? Is eczema the same as Psoriasis?

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❤ don’t give up sister

Cant really trust doctors like we used to these days. Some of them are total morons.

Sorry it's a gluten issue and always it's a gluten issue which exaggerates and changes other biomimicry things like what goes on in your gut but the main issue is gluten first then your gut will heal itself over time... And then you need to supplement with the Omega 3 6 is a 9 and a dark bottle that's refrigerated and then get on some kind of mineral formula... I've been taking care of people for 38 years I'm very familiar with this issue

Thank you for sharing, eczema is not fun!! So happy you continued going deeper,THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤️ 💗 💓

What do you use instead of TS if you are having a severe inflammation and swelling both soles of your feet due to rash, eczema and dyhydrolic then? And you can’t walk. What else can bring down inflammation besides TS? Natural is not doing it

Diluted oregano oil changed my life….. I use to use steroid creams from childhood to around 30. I had leather skin and even had breakouts in my private parts. All changed with oregano oil. It stopped the flair ups instantly. It might not work for everyone, but it did for me 🎉

I have a tiny patch on my shins shiet took over a yr to heal from constantly ointment treatment and cleaning, keep it dry, I think mines was caused to do stress and age

Wow, good you finally got the solution.❤❤❤❤

What is the liquid med. You take for eczema. I have the same skin disease. Please help me out.

Stay away from any form of sugar or carbohydrates….. including sweet fruits… youll thank me later

I have had eczema. I hate it when people and doctors tell me to take this cream and stop scratching 😢. So frustrating. I will be trying this :)

I hated all the creams and powders. Raw diet and juicing worked for me!

I have sebborric dermatitis started using cera v and i dont eat plant based oils or seed oils because there are bad i now use animal fat like cow fat to cook with and it helpt out now i dont have a dry and flakey skin

It's diet related; some of the foods that you are consuming is causing this. Try an elimination diet like the carnivore diet.

Go on the carnivore diet. Reset your immune system. Only red meat salt pepper and water. Do it until you're completely healed.

I think after Covid people shouldn’t listen to doctors anymore. They don’t care about helping or healing their patients. It’s al😅been profits over patients l

I can't imagine how hard it was for you 😢😢😢 so glad that you're doing well now.

You go girl! Your persistence will better the lives of so many. You are truly a champion!

In TCM, there is a famous classic herbal formula called Xiao Feng Pian (literal translation: Clear Wind Pills) that works wonders for eczema or any skin rashes. I took it for 3 months and am eczema free.

Agree, your skin is the reflection of one's inner health, good to see you have a supportive other half during your ups & downs

Get yourself to a EESystem.

I'm surprise the doctors doesn't even dig further into how to fix the issue instead of masking the symptom by telling her to "stop scratching and use the cream"

My girlfriend has very serious atopic dermatitis. Would this be effective?

There is one function of the body that literally heals it from the inside out very quickly, and to trigger this process you have to water fast! By water fasting you allow your gut and digestive system to rest and heal, and your body will begin to target all the bad, old, and dead cells and replace them with new

My grandmother told me to use mineral oil in my son’s lotion after his bath & it WORKED. FYI for the eczema sufferers.

Maybe consider going to Asia (such as China) for treatment, as it is much more common there.

See Dr Shawn Baker on Carnivore diet. Your Eczema is really bad. You can get cured by eliminating sugar, carbs fr your diet

Look into Carnivore diet. See Dr Ken Berry, Dr Shawn Chaffey

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It made you go to the toilet, do you mean pee or poop?

Thanks, this might help my mom. Surprisingly months ago after giving her a bottle of B12 vitamin that I take, she told me there's been a markedly improvement.

So you are still on dupixent?

Have you tried Shea Butter? My child used to have terrible eczema issue as well. Besides steroids, we found that the only cream that works is Shea Butter. It's 100% natural also.

US Healthcare Compliance Officer here. I have many concerns and I urge you all, eczema or otherwise, to read on. I will describe what you should expect when receiving treatment for conditions such as this, and what to do--and how to identify--if their treatment was inadequate. MDs don't have the power to tell you something without explanation, nor can they act without oversight. You not only have the ability to take action, but I would argue the responsibility to do so in service to other patients. I will assume this video is not simply an advertisement for this probiotic, and multiple GPs/Derms did in fact tell you only to "stop scratching" and "apply steroid creams". ------------- Standard Medical Practices: The following are standards. These are not best cases or "a good MD maybe but not mine" situations. These are requirements, full-stop. 1) Patient Communication and Education: When you are diagnosed with a medical condition, the MD explains the condition including why they are telling you to do or not do an activity (e.g. why scratching impacts the condition, why you should not do so, and how to manage that action). 2) Treatment Plan: If you have a treatable condition, like eczema, the MD provides a treatment plan. This includes details for any prescriptions given, an expected timeline of resolution before switching medications or treatments, etc. This information is not made up based on the MD's determination solely but must be validated. In addition, they must document with evidence why the determined any given treatment plan, including if they under or over-act. 3) Next Steps: The MD will provide details on what to monitor and do if the treatment plan fails or does not improve the condition within a determined timeline. ------------- What To Do If You've Received Inadequate Care: Too often movies make patients think "a second opinion" is what you do when your doctor is bad. Sure, but more often this is when your diagnosis is unclear, for complex/rare issues, major or risky treatments, etc. 1) Perceived Inadequate Care: If your MD does too little to treat your condition, does not perform the actions I detailed above, seems disinterested or dismissive, etc. these are not acceptable nor allowable. Not only should you not accept this outcome, you should report it. It is woefully (and legally) inadequate. 2) Failure to Follow Standards: Eczema is a fantastic example. Creams are often the initial step for mild to moderate eczema, along with anti-itch creams (or antihistamines if necessary). But if these fail, eczema is treatable with various corticosteroids, calcineurin inhibitors, immunosuppressants, biologics, etc. If their treatment plan doesn't include "if X fails in Y time, Z will be considered.", that is inadequate and reportable. 3) Dismissive MD Your MD provides the treatment plan on timeline. However, if you personally feel your condition is not improving or is more severe than they MD, you can request more aggressive treatment. If you did not follow the MD's initial treatment plan or they have concerns of the impact of a more aggressive treatment, then a second opinion is perfectly reasonable. However, the treatment plan will indicate the initial treatment and next steps/more aggressive treatment options if initial treatment fails. Treatable conditions should always follow this model for patient health, patient awareness, and transparency. ------------- Reporting: If you feel your MD has provided inadequate care for the reasons listed above, or any other reason, I suggest the following reporting options: 1) Report to the Hospital: Healthcare systems all have internal audit teams, and they are not their to protect MDs. They protect the organization. MDs that violate regulations cost that healthcare system a lot of money. Thus, healthcare systems hire people whose only job is to tightly control and scrutinize their staff's actions to determine inadequacies. 2) State Health Board: If you don't trust the hospital (privately owned practice, for example) go directly to the state medical board. 3) Joint Commission: Similar to a state health board, the Joint Commission oversees healthcare quality and safety. None of the above protect MDs in any situation. Their purview is highly regulated to create systems of objectivity without conflict of interest or bias. ------------- This Report As An Example: Using this video, here's what concerns me and why you should report if this video represents a situation you have been in. 1) Woefully Inadequate Care Plan -Itching: The MD provided no treatment for anti-itch -Awareness: The MD did not provide patient education materials indicating what the cream did, how long it should take, how to control itch, why itching is detrimental, etc. 2) Did Not Follow Standard; Disinterested: -The MD told the patient to "stop itching" rather than providing well-known, documented, and standardized treatment to support anti-itch in eczema patients. -The MD did not provide next steps or reassure the patient of the vast array of well proven treatments for eczema if any given initial treatment failed, was denied by the patient, or otherwise caused the patient concern. 3)Follow-Up: -The MD did not provide indications for how long treatment would take, nor what would happen if corticosteroids failed. -The MD did not indicate mechanisms to contact them if the patient believed the severity of their symptoms advanced, nor transparency that patient choice is a factor in treatment availability. ------------- Probiotics: Efficacy: -MD Support: Probiotics may be recommended by an MD for eczema as a supplemental care in addition to medications, but not as a replacement. -Evidence: Probiotics have not been shown to have a substantial impact on the treatment of eczema. Eczema is a complex condition, and information to date does not show any dramatic changes or resolution of eczema to-date. Therefore, MDs who recommend only probiotics without a traditional treatment for eczema would also be reportable to the healthcare system, state board, etc. for providing inadequate treatment. -Gut Biome: Patient-use of probiotics which result in substantial impact on the patient's eczema would suggest a substantial impact from the gut/GI system on the patient's systemic inflammatory response. If probiotics alone resulted in vast improvement in your eczema, I strongly suggest you see your GP and report this event to further look into auto-immune deficiencies. Probiotics simply wouldn't address eczema to a notable degree based on any study available to-date. Everyone, best of luck in your eczema journey.

you are disgusting this is an ad you are promoting something without even doing research now i dont feel bad about what you go through

lol this is an ad gtfo of here with that nonsense lmao. post some actual evidence relating guthealth and chronic inflammatory diseases like eczema such a vile person

I’m glad you feel better 🥹 That hit a nerve to see you crying like that. Just another reminder to be kind to people 🙏

This goes to show you alot of doctors dont know wtf they are talking about..