Wet Wraps for Eczema

[@tttgg7544]

God I hate eczema especially on my chest and neck

[@boskoikanovic329]

ttt gg ikr

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

I never asked for this.

[@WilliamRodriguez-mj2vb]

*@Kimberly Hubbard* Here are some great treatment options for eczema:: www.MootSkin. xyz

[@tonylars4128]

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[@elikia_2143]

I feel ya

[@elliedocherty231]

I remember having this as a child. I still suffer now and there was nothing more irritating than a wet wrap, the heat from the warm wrap on top of my skin drove me crazy! The results are brilliant but as I’ve got older I’ve started to use other methods that have worked for me just as good and a lot less irritating.

[@danai6579]

hello! i’d love to hear your tips on what works just as well to heal eczema? it completely covers both of my hands and it makes me really insecure to have to show them around people when doing common tasks like eating, writing, using my phone, etc. i’d greatly appreciate any tips you have to offer.

[@elliedocherty231]

@@danai6579 hey I use the sun beds frequently to heal up my skin around 3 times a week, I bathe in detol when there are no sore wounds this helps speed up the healing process, I moisturise before I go to sleep with aloe Vera after sun gel as it takes the heat out of my skin I also take two antihistamines to prevent the itching you can take them through the day to stop itching as well just check how many you can take, apply steroid creams from the doctor twice a day if you are really sore if not just use your regular amount but moisturiser will be your best friend my favourite right now is the palmers cocoa butter and the aloe Vera gel. I’m really sorry for such a long reply I didn’t know I had a notification until now but I really hope some of this might help x

[@lawrencium4101]

@@danai6579 literally same. whats helped me is Hydromol (paraffin wax with NO other ingredients) at night literally go crazy with how much you put on and then put on a cotton glove you can get them rly cheap off ebay. I also file my nails short as possible, tape them up with elastic tape before i sleep sometimes. during the day i use urea cream (gold bond off of amazon has been good to me so far) and take chlorphenamine every 6 hours. chlorphenamine tho makes me so sleepy so when i need to study i dont take it. i was prescrimed pimecrolimus life saver!! use as directed. it made really bad parts of my eczema settle down for the most part. i use eumovate/dermovate only when im DESPERATE and deffo learn by the dermatologist how to use it properly (i use the SMALLEST AMOUNT POSSIBLE and use it for only a WEEK MAX during flareups). you should never use steroids on open wounds as it can cause nasty infections (ive had antibiotics maybe 5 !! times this year . this puts me at risk of antbiotic resistance). for open wounds i wash them with soap and water and let them air dry. i cover with Jelonet and a cotton dressing ontop and tape around the sides and change 1-2x a day and do this for 3 days. when itching is so bad i cover with calamine (life saver as well) but wash it off and replace it with a moituriser after as it dries your skin out but calms the itch. make sure before you apply anything your hands are washed. this isnt medical advice but its whats helped me so far. i hope youre doing better. eczema coveres both my hands too and i used to be so insecure i constantly wore gloves. now i accepted i cant help what i suffer with and anyone wants to judge this is a reflection on their poor character

[@lawrencium4101]

@@danai6579 also i know youre tired of being told not to itch i am too haha. i try not to itch by holding whats itching and breathing out slowly until i cant bear the stinging anymore and let go. the itch tends to go away like this. i also blow on whats itching me and try deep breathing. obviously i cant help itching but it does make things worse. it causes histamine release and can introduce germs into your skin which can cause infections (especially if youre using immunosuppressants). at night i file my nails as short as possible and tape up my nails with elastic tape its the only thing thats helping me :( the itch is unbareable tho sometimes

[@KB-sv7fm]

Most doctors in Mainstream Medicine never talk about the hidden food triggers that may cause various health problems , like eczema. My eczema went away once I restricted the Corn Protein (High Fructose Corn Syrup , Corn Starch , etc.) and Dairy Products from my diet. You may have other food triggers. Talk to a Doctor in Integrative Medicine. Many major universities (Johns Hopkins , Duke , University of Arizona , etc.) have an Integrative Medicine Department.

[@indacut4227]

Ima grown man and I need that lol

[@mascara1777]

I know, it's frustrating that most information on eczema is aimed at helping children as if adults don't get it. I've had eczema my whole life from birth to adulthood.

[@justyoutubnforfun9007]

You and i both! And its on my dang face!

[@Jaklassic]

⁠@@justyoutubnforfun9007i have it all over my body but its definitely getting better. On my face is probably the worst cause my eyes sometimes so crusted and dry i can barely open them.

[@haileymattox5817]

i never thought of this. i get really bad eczema on the tops of my hands. it is about to get cold out and it flares up really bad then. so this is helpful!!!

[@Rusty-vl2oi]

Hi all, I have been combating eczema all my life, recently my eczema flared up so bad on almost 10 of my fingers and on my right palm. Long story short, after many failed SELF-attempts to cure my eczema, finally I consulted a skin specialist, and the doctor advised me to take allergen-specific Immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibody test. The test is to screen for an allergy to a specific allergen. It can be from certain food, cat or dog dander, certain type of grass, etc. The result shown from the test, apparently I am allergic to 2 types of dust mites (Mite Farinae d2 and Mite Pteronyssinus d1), commonly found in our household. Since then, I have been taking active and preventive measures to mitigate this problem, like changed out old mattress and pillows, use anti dust mite mattress and pillow casing, spray on anti dust mite solution on sofa, chairs, bed, and even in my car. On top of that, I try my best to exercise regularly and eating healthy. Oh ya, it reduces my asthma attack too. I strongly advice for those who suffer from Eczema, go out and do the test and find out what are the things/food you are allergic to. I hope this comment helps. Cheers!

[@mud6866]

@@Rusty-vl2oi thank you for naming the test!!!

[@kiggss]

Oh wow I’m different the heat makes my skin break out

[@GetWellSoonR.E.M.]

I use these all the time when I have a flare up. It makes things a million times better. My flare ups disappear in a few days and i'm left with smooth, soft skin!

[@juliettethomas2676]

I got little spots of eczema as well as handled it trying this eczema guide. I seen good results utilizing the manual and after applied it to heal the eczema affected areas of the face and it had been useful. It minimized the skin rashes and also just makes my skin feel much more healthful.. the guide name in the reply below

[@juliettethomas2676]

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[@kimberlyhubbard892]

Then, keep your child adequately hydrated because internal hydration can make a huge difference too.

[@MsKirby49]

During the past Two winters, I got this eczema on my hand and wrists as a result of outbreak. Because of that I was able to know concerning this eczema manual . My hands and wrists ended up red-colored, itchy, very dry. The manual is magic that is effective. The manual ended up saving me from the hassle of putting ice packs to my very own hands and wrists. It is best to apply this. the guide name in the reply below

[@KleineFluchten]

During the past Two winters, I got this eczema in the fingers due to skin outbreak. Due to that I had been able to learn about this eczema guide . Dryness, irritation and soreness were experienced all over my very own fingers. This is a good guidebook. I wasn`t out of the hassle of wrapping my hands and fingers, thanks to this guidebook. I endorse it.. the guide name in the reply below

[@KleineFluchten]

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[@juliettethomas2676]

I found this particular skin rashes guidebook two winters ago when I was going through an extremely undesirable eczema episode in the wrists. Dry skin, itching and redness were experienced through out my fingers. The manual is a miracle that really works. I was not out of the inconvenience of wrapping my very own palms, thanks a lot for this guidebook. You should try this. View reply below to see the guide name

[@juliettethomas2676]

>> Kunοbοz ddy - υsε ɢοοoɢlε to find this -

[@alejandradominguez467]

I really bad eczema on my hands especially on the right hand it hurt so bad

[@dancingheart6224]

Yes! I have hand eczema as well that would appear at least once a month, but now it has gotten worse and won't go away because of frequent hand washing to prevent the Coronavirus! It sucks cause I have always used sensitive skin products, but now they are just as bad as the scented stuff :( ....

[@sokunthydavanndara7169]

Wet wraps also called wet dressings, in the winter it’s very cold. I have eczema and it’s not good.

[@vickiyounkin1057]

Such a good video so helpful

[@amey2026]

I had been having an aggravating rash underneath my eyes. Later on to see that it’s currently an eyelid eczema. However thanks to eczema guide , I surely could relieve my problem within one day of adhering to the manual. Within 2 weeks of regularly using the guidebook, I am comfortable that it’s completely eliminated and no probability of coming back. the guide name in the reply below

[@amey2026]

=> Kunοbοz ddy - υsε ɢoοɢlε to find it -

[@shego8526]

I need this so badd!!

[@incensedloki9108]

When I was younger I am 13 now when was like 6 my eczema was bad and had to where them every night they really worked

[@10172lauren]

Within 2 times of using this skin rashes guidebook , I have personally witnessed attractive benefits currently. These earlier weeks I have this particular health problem and also recently been making use of medicated steroid balms however have not resolved the thing that is disturbing me until eventually I tested this guidebook. I am feeling a lot better today. View reply below to see the guide name

[@10172lauren]

+> Kunοbοz ddy - υsε ɢoοoɢlε to find this -

[@user-hx9jd2tj8u]

My eczema stops me sleeping on the night and it's so annoying because it's really itchy

[@soepph3720]

can this be self-treated at home?

[@tigerpml]

Does the top layer not get wet from the bottom layer???

[@tia_gaming_vlogs6204]

tigerpml uh the one I have is where u put the wet on then top layer and the put micropore tape on it by the way my image is not me you're talking to her older bro

[@20cashdotxyz76]

@Isabelle Brecio Have a look at the following web site for additional treatment options for eczema:
HootSkin.xyz

[@mamasaurus4856]

Son has it for first time, so this is good to know. :)

[@stilettosnthaghetto6997]

What about when it's all over the torso and chest my 4yo won't sleep I'm going nuts I keep wrapping her but I legit need to cover her entire body

[@simmonshomes125]

Me too her whole body

[@tav1488]

Stilettos N Tha Ghetto use tiny troubles rescue cream

[@daniellewatson1989]

Could you maybe try a larger cotton onesie as the wet layer then put her pj's on top?

[@shaker8449]

Great Idea which Im going to use thanks !!!​@daniellewatson1989

[@casb11]

I just got my normal strong lotion and some gauze lol worked good

[@21972012145525]

I’m going to try gauze on top of moisturizer + ointment. I tried a plastic bag but it didn’t work on broken skin it felt like it irritated it more

[@lenuu14]

Hi. If i do this to my baby boy who has eczema for the night, he won’t get a cold?

[@sarahkalume5845]

Thank you....at least my feet shall be eczema free for a while

[@lizelle94]

How do I do this if the eczema is on her cheeks please help

[@peshangrespect4699]

Can you tell me that cream name

[@KB-sv7fm]

Eczema may be caused by a delayed reaction to hidden food triggers in your diet. Your triggers may be hidden in Processed foods. My triggers are the Corn Protein (High Fructose Corn Syrup , Corn Starch , etc.) and Dairy Products. Some people have a problem with Soy. The foods that you crave the most may be a source of your problem. Doctors in Mainstream Medicine don’t really study the effects of Processed Foods that much. Talk to a Doctor in Integrative Medicine. Many major universities (Johns Hopkins , Duke , University of Arizona , etc.) have an Integrative Medicine Department.

[@DetectiveFingerling]

I'm doing this on my nephew it's been almost a year and the eczema on his right leg hasn't gotten any better. Hopefully doing this will help.

[@kaimac12]

Looks uncomfortable 😣😣

[@gghfbd7416]

i kinda grew out of my eczema

[@annababichenko6087]

That looks like a child version of hailey hailey

[@21972012145525]

Holy spam.

My right hand was afflicted with a bad skin allergy for 6 months and that i conferred with several cosmetic dermatologists to take care of the issue but with no success. However right after wanting to use this specific eczema guide, Kamlo Nozion Weebly, (please do Go ogle) that was recommended with a buddy of mine, outcomes were great. A few weeks had gone and the skin rashes had been gone too.

[@jamescutler4515]

If there's a God why did he create eczema?

[@k6681]

Chloe Bass things happen for a reason .

[@jamescutler4515]

Karen, I'm sure you're right but I can't see any earthly reason for eczema. Only a vindictive God would have created such a thing

[@farishamarzuky4822]

To reward you when youre being patience

[@Monotheism53]

Only islam will give you the reason for this. Go and research

[@zack9970]

;( I use wet wraps

[@robloxroar6150]

Same 😭😭 it really stings ;(