Avoid This Eczema Trigger!

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  • Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
  • Avoid this eczema trigger. Dermatologist Dr. Dray on a major eczema trigger you need to avoid. Nickel allergic contact dermatitis is super common and a trigger for eczema. In this video I review the signs of nickel allergy and explain how to treat eczema flare ups from nickel. #eczema #eczemarelief #dermatologist
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Комментарии • 205

  • @IAlwaysGetWhatIWant1111
    @IAlwaysGetWhatIWant1111 Год назад +22

    Regarding piercings: You are correct in that the risk goes up; however, one must go to an actual certified piercer to get pierced (not Claire's or Piercing Pagoda), and any _legitimate_ piercer is going to use implant-grade titanium jewelry (not surgical stainless steel) for the initial jewelry in order to avoid nickel allergies and help in the process of healing.

  • @MarcelaBeltran-lh9uu
    @MarcelaBeltran-lh9uu Год назад +13

    I just studied all your videos of Eczema this past week. Many thanks, many things make sense to me now. By the way, I put transparent nail paint on the backs of my jeans buttons to
    avoid contact it works!!! have a fantastic Monday Dr Dray!

  • @brendagregoryyuen4923
    @brendagregoryyuen4923 Год назад +21

    I have, luckily, grown out of my eczema issues -- nickel allergy included -- was also hyper-allergic to handling plants (like weeds). It was so miserable. At the time, my dermatologist (the first one, who I stopped seeing very quickly) told my mom I had a "mental health issue". Wow! Next dermatologist used X-ray treatments on my hands every week or two (I wonder about the long-term effects at this point in my life)...tough issue to handle.

  • @Miramorena4
    @Miramorena4 Год назад +13

    Just found out I have a nickel allergy as I developed a rash from the barbell being placed on my back. I have being using this same barbell for 2 years and the last year developed an incredibly itchy rash. I didn’t put two together as it wasn’t something that occurred immediately. Was prescribed a steroid and I now place a foam protector on the barbell and my rash has stayed away. Just thought I share this as exercise equipment may also contain nickel.

  • @TheresaBerg-b3z
    @TheresaBerg-b3z Год назад +15

    Happy Monday! Eczema is so uncomfortable for me when it acts up. Looking forward to your tips on things to avoid, thank you!

    • @whitneybrown4067
      @whitneybrown4067 Год назад

      Greetings Theresa Berg hope u r well n Happy Monday😀👍💜…..

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Год назад +1

      it is not fun

  • @lindabenson1764
    @lindabenson1764 Год назад +3

    Dr. Dray, you are such a wealth of knowledge. It just never ceases to amaze me. Thank you for continuing to share your wonderful intelligence with us 😊

  • @mkek
    @mkek Год назад +30

    What about listening to Nickelback? Is that ok 😢

    • @Noychooz
      @Noychooz 9 месяцев назад +1

      😂😂😂😂

  • @tamarasbargains
    @tamarasbargains Год назад +5

    Wow, so much useful information. I definitely have Eczema too and this really helped me out big time. Thank you for sharing this with us💖

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Год назад +2

      glad to hear this was helpful!

  • @24cammo98
    @24cammo98 Год назад +1

    I am addicted to your content ✅😍✅

  • @thanosfield2642
    @thanosfield2642 Год назад +3

    We should always be careful for Nickel especially these individuals who are allergic to it because the alloys have nickel. Metals commonly alloyed with gold for jewelry purposes include: silver, copper, nickel, iron, zinc, tin, manganese, cadmium, and titanium. In addition to enhancing gold's strength, alloying changes some of its other properties, too. For example, some gold alloys stain skin or cause allergic reactions. It was a really informative video Doctor Andrea and it also rings the bell of caution for everyone 😊❤ because allergy is a sneaky little devil 😈.

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Год назад

      definitely pops up in so many metals!

  • @marylawman8603
    @marylawman8603 Год назад +5

    I'm very fortunate to not have eczema but when I was young, my best friend had it terribly. Hers covered her hands, legs and arms and was very oozy. I felt so bad for her because it was extremely miserable for her. Happy Monday, Dr Dray! I hope you have a tranquil evening. 💚

  • @sylvain123
    @sylvain123 Год назад +3

    I have excema which mostly flares up when I have a lupus flares. Spring and autumn are the worst times for pollen allergens. I discovered I'm allergic to Niacinimide in skin care. I'm allergic to cats- I also have 4 cats 😅 I take antihistamine daily. Thanks Dr Dray 🙏 💐

  • @sulakaricats
    @sulakaricats Год назад +2

    Excellent educational video, atopic dermatitis sufferer here, lucky enough to have an excellent derm

  • @maricelg777
    @maricelg777 Год назад +5

    Happy Monday, Dr. Dray. Good morning ❤

  • @davidshabas9280
    @davidshabas9280 Год назад +4

    Hi Dr Dray so excited to be here today I live for this❤

  • @bakad5458
    @bakad5458 Год назад +5

    Would love more videos about eczema!! It’s hard to find actual dermatologists on youtube who talk about it.

  • @sharotej
    @sharotej Год назад +2

    I once had a satchel handbag with a big zippered opening at the top, and over time, whenever I reached in to rummage around for something something, my hand would rub against the zipper. Of course, my hand eczema was aggravated by doing this and I had to get rid of the handbag. Glad I did, though! It lessened my red hand irritation!

  • @jackiemarsh2470
    @jackiemarsh2470 Год назад +3

    Thank You Dr.Dray! Happy Monday
    , Have a Wonderful Day, and Week! Many Blessings Always!🙏🙏

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Год назад +1

      happy monday

    • @whitneybrown4067
      @whitneybrown4067 Год назад +1

      Greetings Jackie Marsh hope u r well n Happy Monday😀👍💜….

    • @jackiemarsh2470
      @jackiemarsh2470 Год назад

      ​@@whitneybrown4067Happy Monday my Friend! Big Hugs and God Bless!!🙏💜💜💜💜💜🙏

    • @jackiemarsh2470
      @jackiemarsh2470 Год назад

      ​@@DrDrayzdayThank You!🙏🍁💕🍁🙏

    • @marylawman8603
      @marylawman8603 Год назад +1

      Hi Jackie! Happy Monday!! I hope you had a wonderful day. I had a nice, busy day with lots of extra cute pets that came in. That's always a plus. It's a cold rainy night, perfect for a hot cup if tea and getting cozy with the kitties. I put my electric blanket on my bed and have it on low and my kitties love it! Please join me my sweet friend in a nice cup of tea and we'll relax together. Peace, joy and many blessings to you always. 💞🕊💞🙏💞☕🐈☕🐈💞

  • @Feb00500op
    @Feb00500op Год назад +2

    Would love to hear you talk about eczema in uncommon areas
    I have eczema on my ears and I rarely see it spoken about it!

    • @db-gb5xi
      @db-gb5xi Год назад

      There are ENT channels that should have videos.

    • @21972012145525
      @21972012145525 Год назад

      she uploaded today about ears

  • @lukewaltham3174
    @lukewaltham3174 Год назад +8

    Currently have 22 piercings and learnt my lesson in my younger years after having severe reactions! Thank you so much for your content this has been extremely useful. Suffered from extreme eczema as a child (over 70% of my body) mainly inherited (mixed Nigerian/English background) along with other allergies (egg,dairy,dust,animals etc). in recent years my eczema has returned and I’m really struggle to manage it, atopic, nummular … you name it I’ve got it.
    Here in the Uk we have a different approach to healthcare and often don’t have access to dermatologists and instead have to rely on GP’s. The creams we are advised to use often have irritants (alcohols etc). Might be a challenge but can you recommend products that are available to the UK? currently using Cetraben (burns) and double base gel.

    • @db-gb5xi
      @db-gb5xi Год назад +1

      What about something like E45, Cetomacrogol or Aveeno? I've seen those talked about in at least one UK skincare channel.

    • @EmsThaBreaks441
      @EmsThaBreaks441 Год назад +3

      Ask your GP for a NHS referral - might take a year though.
      If you do not have white skin, the GP might not recognise the severity of any symptoms.

    • @21972012145525
      @21972012145525 Год назад

      vanita rattan and sam bunting are great uk reseources, but i dont think bunting is a derm and know rattan isnt (doctor and cosmetic formulator)

  • @meggieprice
    @meggieprice Год назад +5

    Thank you for your wonderful guidance as usual. 💜💜💜

  • @FH-vp3hp
    @FH-vp3hp Год назад +3

    I’m allergic to Nickel and a few other metals. I wonder if some sun screens have nickel in them? Especially tinted sunscreens. I seem to react to a lot of them and have not been able to nail down which ingredient it is that bothers me. I finally connected the dots and realized that irritation on my legs was from shaving with a razor with nickel in it. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Found a nickel free option on Amazon that really helped.

  • @wallycola5653
    @wallycola5653 Год назад +2

    Could you do a video on things that cause pathological skin thickening? Thanks for your content!

  • @patrice1269
    @patrice1269 Год назад +5

    Happy Monday and Happy Week Dr Dray! Eczema on the scalp is awful.

  • @tonyj4271
    @tonyj4271 Год назад +9

    Hope you’re all having a good Monday xo

  • @brittanywilcox7377
    @brittanywilcox7377 Год назад +1

    I have this little patch of eczema that popped up on my elbow a few years ago. I use Aveeno eczema therapy lotion on it and it works great!

  • @24cammo98
    @24cammo98 Год назад

    THANKYOU 😊 getting a nickle test kit today

  • @claudiasmith9117
    @claudiasmith9117 Год назад +2

    Happy Monday Dr Dray.
    Happy Thanksgiving Canadians🇨🇦

  • @annachancy7429
    @annachancy7429 Год назад +7

    Watching this as my three month old is healing from an eczema flare. 😢 I have had a nickel allergy for as long as I can remember.

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Год назад +4

      i hope things improve...flares are no fun

    • @mimicoolwhip5991
      @mimicoolwhip5991 Год назад

      My toddler granddaughter has had fairly severe eczema since birth. Has allergies to many things as well as was dxd with asthma after RSV last yr. Its awful watching kids suffer, so sorry your little one is struggling. Every day is differe nt for my granddaughter, the drs didnt take it serious for a long time & tbh I still dont think they take it as serious as they should esp emotionally aa they get older & get to be school age. The physical part is hard enough, right? Wish they had many treatments besides steroid based ones. The 1 shes on now seems to be helping finally(weve tried so many creams & remedies)but its an injection. Hope you find relief for your sweet one soon.

  • @BowieFann
    @BowieFann Год назад +5

    I had to stop all eye makeup due to a nickel allergy. I have found a few nickel-free eye makeup products. No awful problems using those. I wish there were more around!

    • @aliciaribarra
      @aliciaribarra Год назад +1

      I didn’t even know makeup had nickel in it :( that really sucks

    • @edaluga1395
      @edaluga1395 Год назад +2

      What type of products did you found? I need to change my routine due to nickel allergy. Thank you!

    • @jannier9766
      @jannier9766 Год назад +1

      Can you share what nickel-free eye makeup? I cannot wear any eye makeup.

    • @fatimaouhmich9843
      @fatimaouhmich9843 9 месяцев назад

      Hi plz can u share a makeup brand with no nickel in it

    • @BowieFann
      @BowieFann 9 месяцев назад

      @@fatimaouhmich9843 100% Pure and some Essence. You have to check the label. I noticed some ELF eye makeup - like the Lash n Roll - doesn't bother my eyes at all.

  • @21972012145525
    @21972012145525 Год назад +2

    Excited to watch ❤

  • @janetseidlitz5976
    @janetseidlitz5976 Год назад +2

    Some multivitamins have nickel in them too. Read the label before you buy. Also, the problem with pants that have metal buttons - tuck your shirt in. I had to switch my son's belt out to a plastic clip belt and make sure he was tucking in his shirts.

  • @shelbydavis-wiemers457
    @shelbydavis-wiemers457 Год назад +2

    I have the hardest time with my super sensitive eyes! Skincare and makeup both cause burning and itching and eye redness. 😥

  • @DominiqueFrancon
    @DominiqueFrancon Год назад +1

    I had some eczema years ago. I soaked the area in apple cider vinegar and that worked.

  • @irisk934
    @irisk934 Год назад +5

    I haven't worn a regular bra in over 3 years. Only worn sports bras. I love that I can plead a nickel allergy as a reason to keep on doing this!

  • @alyshal417
    @alyshal417 Год назад +2

    Happy Monday! 💙🍂🌻

  • @felicityishome8460
    @felicityishome8460 Год назад +6

    Yep nickel in bra wires too.

  • @Theresa5601
    @Theresa5601 Год назад

    I never realized there’s so much nickel wow. Thanks for all the advice. My has eczema and other allergies.

  • @paulahatch9955
    @paulahatch9955 Год назад

    Happy Monday Dr Dray…see you tomorrow x💙🤩

  • @emilyclaire319
    @emilyclaire319 Год назад +10

    I have eczema (atopic, nummular, and dyshidrotic) and I have always reacted horribly to nickel. I have had ear, body, and facial piercings; currently only maintaining ear piercings (8 total as of now). I have learned the hard way to only use implant grade metal (gold or titanium).

    • @phillyjilly
      @phillyjilly Год назад

      I have dry skin declotee and tried using cerave psoriasis cream and wow! Enflamed and hurt few days. Wonder what I got cuz it just that area thats dry and always sensitive even to touch! Kinda hyperpigmentation too ugh.

    • @jezabell
      @jezabell Год назад

      There are some golds that have nickel in them as an alloy. I had some 14 k gold earrings from Ireland that I can’t wear since they make my ears itchy which means it had nickel in them. I have to get gold that specifies that it’s hypoallergenic which means it has no nickel in it.

    • @ruthie_rosario
      @ruthie_rosario Год назад +1

      My mom insisted on getting my ears pierced when i was younger, and she didn’t want to pay a few extra dollars for 14k gold. Despite cleaning the piercings religiously, they would get infected, and after it would heal, my mom would take me elsewhere to get them pierced. We even tried the hypoallergenic studs, but they weren’t 14k gold good. By the SEVENTH piercing session when I was seven years old, the woman at the store told my mom I really need 14k gold and I should pierce slightly higher so when I get older, my earlobes won’t droop as much if I like to wear hoops. My mom swore this woman was just trying to make more money off us by insisting I need 14k gold, but no. She was working at Icing. A little over a couple decades later and I haven’t had an issue with them. I rarely ever wear earrings, and the holes never closed either. I’m thankful for that woman’s knowledge and how she wasn’t afraid to back down on her opinion on needing gold rather than the other type of earrings they pierce with.

    • @Hemmyii
      @Hemmyii Год назад

      Where do you buy implant grade earrings?

    • @emilyclaire319
      @emilyclaire319 Год назад +1

      @@Hemmyii I get mine from my local licensed piercing shop. Basic pieces can be affordable and flashy/show stopping pieces are more of an investment but they’re all guaranteed for life. There are also piercer content creators that have online shops I’ve seen with the same type of jewelry. Don’t be afraid to ask the piercer/shops about their jewelry, they should be able to answer any questions you have. If they say they don’t have the quality certificates or don’t know if they’re implant grade, run away.

  • @ShirleyKirsten
    @ShirleyKirsten 2 месяца назад

    contact dermatitis can also occur with seams friction from pants, underwear... I use 100% Cotton for all clothes but still any seam that rubs on my skin creates a trigger. I will now order far larger pants and undergarments. NONE have ever had nickel. I thought maybe the detergent I was using factored in.. but that is not the case as I use EWG, and National Eczema Assoc.. products. and why would just the friction area from the seams be the site of the dermatitis.

  • @curieuxdupasse
    @curieuxdupasse Год назад +2

    Thanks Dr Dray!❤

  • @janie2375
    @janie2375 Год назад +1

    Great information Dr. Dray, thank you! I've had it on my eyelids before, very irritating!

  • @danielegagnon7920
    @danielegagnon7920 Год назад +2

    Happy Monday!

  • @cocoainkyoto
    @cocoainkyoto Год назад +4

    I believe I developed contact dermatitis to an ingredient (likely fragrance or essential oil) in my favorite lip balm many years ago, and as a result I developed eczema on my lips and was put on protopic by my doctor. I used it for many years until it stopped working a couple years ago and I had the worst rash I've ever had in my life, where the skin cracked, developed yellow scabs and wept and itched all over my mouth. It even started spreading past my lips to other areas of my face. When I went to the doctor they prescribed a stronger steroid, which kept it under control, but now I can't go without the steroid for more than 2 days without the rash returning. I'm positive I have topical steroid addiction, and I'm wondering how to heal from it without having to go through the dreaded TSW (topical steroid withdrawal). Are the colloidal oatmeal compresses and other remedies you mentioned in this video enough to heal from the rash after going off of my topical steroid? There doesn't seem to be much conclusive information about how to overcome TSW symptoms, so any information or a dedicated video would be lifesaving. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise.

    • @21972012145525
      @21972012145525 Год назад +1

      did the excessive protopic use cause hypperpigmentation? it did for me, quite severe.
      there isnt any info on tsw at all. my personal opinion is to try reintroducing the protopic slowly while still on the steroid, and then slowly reduce steroid while increasing protopic. aloe vera, hypochloros acid, ichthammol helps but nothing beats steroid not even protopic.
      you can also ask your derm for opelzura or maybe even dupixent from your derm, although not sure about dupixent as yours is localized.

  • @justabruin
    @justabruin Год назад +1

    I've been getting this around my toes lately. The toes and web of toes. I've been keeping feet in ice cold water just to alleviate the itch. It helps a lot to calm down a flare up.

  • @whitneybrown4067
    @whitneybrown4067 Год назад +3

    Greetings Dr Dray hope u r well n 🖐Hello Every1 n Happy Monday😀n what a Wonderful Vid….. thanks n This is Gonna b so Helpful🔥👍n Continued Blessings to All💜…..

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Год назад +2

      Morning!

    • @db-gb5xi
      @db-gb5xi Год назад +2

      Happy Monday Whitney Brown. Hope you're well and having a great day.

    • @whitneybrown4067
      @whitneybrown4067 Год назад +1

      Greetings d b hope u r well n Happy Monday😀👍💜….

    • @jackiemarsh2470
      @jackiemarsh2470 Год назад

      Happy Monday my Friend!! Have a Marvelous Day!! Biggest Hugs and Blessings!I 🙏💜💜💜💜🙏

    • @TheresaBerg-b3z
      @TheresaBerg-b3z Год назад +1

      Happy Monday!😊

  • @judygrayson7896
    @judygrayson7896 Год назад +1

    I use a product called Ivarest 8 hr relief made for poison ivy itch cream. In a tube very convenient and like a thick calamine lotion. Works great for itch.

  • @margieryne6220
    @margieryne6220 Год назад +1

    Very informative video! TFS! 🥰

  • @lyfesaquarium
    @lyfesaquarium 10 месяцев назад

    You look great Doc!!

  • @PAMELAPORTER-ci7mr
    @PAMELAPORTER-ci7mr Год назад +1

    Unless they've been changed in the past decade, surgical staples (all sizes) are made of nickel. I had some for a few days, but they were removed and replaced with what looked like fabric, with LOTS of orangey glue. Strange looking, but it worked.

  • @sbsman4998
    @sbsman4998 Год назад

    Great info thanks, Question, are Infra-red saunas helpful, sweat out toxins?

  • @The_1995_
    @The_1995_ Год назад +2

    My eczema always flares up this time of year I love the fall but the fall doesn’t love me lol

  • @nadab4750
    @nadab4750 Год назад +1

    I have a small patch of slightly dry skin on my upper right wrist It is barely noticeable or problematic until I drink alcohol (eg. red wine)...then this small area of skin becomes inflamed (red and itchy, not bumpy or oozy though). So it seems that the cause of the problem (in my situation) is not the alcohol itself, but it does exacerbate an already existing skin barrier issue. I avoid wearing jewellery on my right wrist for the same reason. I only drink wine occasionally, knowing that the inflammation will subside shortly after.
    👱🏻‍♀️❤️

    • @berraozdemir2580
      @berraozdemir2580 Год назад

      Mine is also like that. I think my stress level is the biggest factor. I get small red patches not that bumpy or itchy just red patches on my inner wrist and lower belly sometimes on my hips and inner thigh. I was so stressed when i first found it because it wasn't look like eczema i thought it was something else. It was looking like i burnt my skin. Then i went to derm and he said that i had an eczema. He prescribed me hydrocortisone but i dont wanna use it every time i get flares. I try to moisturize my whole body after shower and make sure at least 2 times moisturizing patches in a day. I wonder what you do when you get flares?

  • @Dle8647
    @Dle8647 7 месяцев назад +1

    Can you talk about high nickel ingredients in skincare products that can trigger eczema too

  • @user-lovinlife
    @user-lovinlife Год назад

    Eczema flare up happens on my hands these days are cleaning solutions used during the covid. Another is the sun during summer. I used to get alot of this as a child, as I got older it's almost nonexistent. I'm 67. It reappeared during the covid. Using the cleaning solution we had to use at my company.
    I've never had any nickel metal issues.

  • @pukacekuma5318
    @pukacekuma5318 3 месяца назад

    thank you so much for sharing

  • @vzeimen
    @vzeimen Год назад +4

    Dr Dray, I'm hoping you can make a video discussing "invisible itch". I have this itch that does not come with a rash of any sort, no red skin at all and is present 100% of the time in varying degrees. I've had it for over a year and have not found it's cause or anything that helps it feel better. The itch is localized to the area between my breasts. I thought it was an allergy to dairy but have since given up dairy completely due to other symptoms of lactose intolerance. Still, there is hidden dairy in many things and my itch gets worse every once in awhile. I've taken steps to keep the area dry as much as possible since I know that is an area that tends to be warmer. Anyway, wondering if this is common? What could it be? Why no rash or redness? (I do have a Dr. appt tomorrow)

  • @lkessler1
    @lkessler1 Год назад +2

    Oh man, I have so many of these. I have a nickel allergy. I often get dyshidrosis on my fingers if I wear many types of artificial nails. I have seborrheic dermatitis behind my ears. 😭 I don’t know if it’s related but I’ve developed Blepharitis on my eyelids. There are so many triggers that it can be hard to know for sure what triggered each flare.

    • @carolgardens7294
      @carolgardens7294 Год назад +1

      for behind my ears, I tried applying Aquaphor, at my granddaughter's suggestion, and it healed!

    • @db-gb5xi
      @db-gb5xi Год назад +2

      Dr Dray has done videos on eyelid dermatitis and reasons for dry eyelids. Also, there are eye doctors who have done videos on blepharitis like ophthalmologist Dr. Rupa Wong and optometrists like doctor eye health and eye school with dr. d.

    • @lkessler1
      @lkessler1 Год назад

      @@db-gb5xi Thank you. I have talked with my eye doctor about it. The challenge is I am guessing at what causes a flare. I got rid of certain eye makeup and I stopped using hair products that I suspected might cause a flare.

    • @lkessler1
      @lkessler1 Год назад +1

      @@carolgardens7294 Thanks; unfortunately, seborrheic dermatitis isn't curable, but it could be that you might not have many flares, which is fantastic. Mine is almost always flared, so I have to use an anti-dandruff shampoo to keep it in check, or sometimes I need something stronger from my derm.

    • @hutoxidubash6758
      @hutoxidubash6758 Год назад

      Thank you for doing these videos on eczema for eczema awareness month. Most useful. Does peroral dermatitis also come under the eczema umbrella. Might be worthwhile revisiting that topic. Hav seen ur past video on this, but new viewers may not be aware that it exists😊

  • @shushannanazarian9972
    @shushannanazarian9972 Год назад +1

    I have nickel allergy. Usually because of bras and watches. But never had other types of eczema

  • @penzo1110
    @penzo1110 Год назад +2

    I had a dry patch on my eyelid. After a while it turned into eczema. Cue months of flares and on top of that Blepharitis. I stopped using my curler almost immediately but still flaring. Now I’m looking at the metal on my phone case and the brassware on my handbag thinking hmm 😭

  • @lavenderwilliams1147
    @lavenderwilliams1147 Год назад +2

    Hi Dr Dray I was wondering if there are any studies that mention if it is more effective to use silicone socks vs cotton socks for overnight foot treatments? Some people have said that cotton socks just absorb the product

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Год назад +2

      we always recommend cotton socks

  • @ChlorisFloral
    @ChlorisFloral 10 месяцев назад

    I am a hairstylist who has been suffering from an on-going flare up all over my face, neck, chest, body and hands for the past 6 months. Body has been improved by moisturizer but my face and hands just won’t calm down 😢 I stopped wearing make up and jewelry since 6 months ago, but I do require glasses to see. Feeling quite hopeless while waiting for allergist appointment and patch test appointment😅 Not sure if it’s necessary for me to consider switching career (which I’ve been doing hair for half my life at this point)

  • @melissabridge5687
    @melissabridge5687 Год назад

    I have 4 ear piercings. I can only wear sterling silver and gold Jewlery. I have several types of eczema. I got the bister kind as a kid on my hands and feet. I have stasis dermatitis on my legs from my Vasculitis issues. My left leg has nerve damage and now swells and gets itchy. So I have to wear compression socks and it sucks when I’m itchy!!! I also have PsA. But my meds are working really well!!

  • @nml1930
    @nml1930 Год назад

    Thank you so much 😊

  • @nadab4750
    @nadab4750 Год назад +1

    Some animals have skin/fur that is fluorescent when (or even after) it is exposed to light! I discovered this after listening to a radio show called "What The Duck?!" hosted & produced by Ann Jones. (ABC Australia RN). It's not that surprising that exotic animals can be fluorescent,.but apparently so are sheep! It's not eczema related, but interesting for anyone curious, or wishing to nerd out! It's a fascinating & entertaining radio series about animals & wildlife (inc. birds insects, arachnids, sea creatures etc).
    👱🏻‍♀️❤️

    • @marylawman8603
      @marylawman8603 Год назад +1

      Hi Nada! Happy Monday!! That sounds like an interesting show to listen to. I'm a veterinary technician so I always enjoy learning more about all kinds of animals. Hope you are doing well. Have a great week! 💖

    • @nadab4750
      @nadab4750 Год назад

      I knew that you were a kind person! Spoiler: The platypus also glows...as if isn't weird enough already! I also recently heard about the spider that 'lactates'. Btw, The host is Dr. Anne Jones (Phd etc.) who I'm sure you will like.
      👱🏻‍♀️❤️

  • @mr.balloffur
    @mr.balloffur Год назад +1

    I have eczema or contact dermatitis on the outside of my upper arms. Not on the underside of the arms that skin is perfect, so I have absolutely no idea what's causing it, it's so frustrating

  • @summertimesandy91
    @summertimesandy91 Год назад +1

    What about titanium

  • @katrinat7401
    @katrinat7401 Год назад +2

    Can you do a video on systemic nickel allergies (from food)?

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Год назад +3

      i plan to do a video on diet and eczema that will go over this...i wanted to include it here, but the video got too long

  • @21972012145525
    @21972012145525 Год назад

    whats the treatment for the neurodermititus? same as atopic?

  • @PixieBrunerPoet
    @PixieBrunerPoet Год назад +2

    I have a diagnosed nickel allergy. It’s a nightmare and I fear zippers, buttons, and am the princess and the pea of nickel- a 0.05% nickel tungsten carbide ring blistered me. The company was willing to refund me as I was the second person to react to the trace amount. No cosmetics for me either. I’m the dihydrotic eczema reaction queen 😂😢

    • @21972012145525
      @21972012145525 Год назад

      my dyshydrotic eczema went down significantly after i reintoduced fragranced hand soap (equates version of soft soap) and stopped wearing gloves when doing the dishes. it makes no sense. my normal eczema is alive and well though lol

  • @SteepedlnStories
    @SteepedlnStories Год назад

    I have 3 piercings. One nose and 2 in the soft cartilage of my ears. I have eczema but I never had an issue with jewelry or jean buttons. I did however have an issue when the underwire of my bra slid out the side of a tiny hole. Now I only wear wireless bras. Also, I only seem to have eczema on my hands.

  • @JM-jw5ol
    @JM-jw5ol Год назад +1

    I have been suffering for the past months on my ears--very dry, irritated, cracked, flaky and red :( i have used the same gold earrings for YEARS. Saw a dermatologist today and said I have nickel allergy. I don't know..would gold cause a nickel allergy?

  • @21972012145525
    @21972012145525 Год назад +1

    Please share your favorite moisturizers if you have eczema on this comment plz! ❤

  • @DELLRS2012
    @DELLRS2012 Год назад

    I was recently diagnosed with a nickel allergy. This video was SO helpful! I swore my pant clasp was triggering my nickel allergy but I thought I was going crazy because my shirt was tucked in. I’m not crazy!
    If I’m not actively bothered by my bra clasp, should I need to use a sports bra instead? I do sometimes get rashes on my back but normally when I’m triggered by nickel I realize pretty soon so I think I would make the correlation 🤔

    • @donnadrane4977
      @donnadrane4977 Год назад +1

      Omg, I’ve had excema all my life, and now I think my bra clasp is irritating my skin. That’s where the excema is.

  • @nadab4750
    @nadab4750 Год назад +1

    Btw, I only have my ears pierced (once in each ear) and no tattoos. I'm probably in the minority. No judgement though on anyone who chooses to have multiple piercings or tattoos.
    👱🏻‍♀️❤️

  • @dzingunyte
    @dzingunyte Год назад

    4 piercings in ears. Got 6, but of them grew skin on the tiny holes. No problems whatsoever

  • @21972012145525
    @21972012145525 Год назад

    dr zirwas stated allergy shots for eczema efficacy is unknown. can you share the research plz

  • @Buehr99
    @Buehr99 Год назад

    I figured out I had a nickel Alergy from my earrings. Also if you have an Alergy to PPD in hair dye there is a correlation with nickel allergies

  • @ammr111
    @ammr111 Год назад

    Can you make a video about tinea versicular??

  • @TrishVerwymeren
    @TrishVerwymeren Год назад +1

    Just wondering if eyeglasses can also contain nickel and therefore causing my eyelids to flare up

    • @db-gb5xi
      @db-gb5xi Год назад +1

      Some parts of the glasses can contain nickel.

    • @TrishVerwymeren
      @TrishVerwymeren Год назад

      Great information Thankyou for taking the time to respond@@db-gb5xi

    • @FH-vp3hp
      @FH-vp3hp Год назад

      I have had this problem with metal ear pieces causing rash to my ears. So it happening to the eyes seems possible.

  • @otsdrselse1163
    @otsdrselse1163 Год назад

    Do smartwatches have nickel in them? When I wear mine for too long my wrist starts itching and I have to take it off.

  • @dfms3485
    @dfms3485 Год назад

    Good video

  • @galfromwi
    @galfromwi Год назад

    Anyone know of a nickel-free or metal-free eyelash curler? This video made me realize this is what might be causing my daughter's eyelid eczema.

    • @susannes3254
      @susannes3254 22 дня назад

      @galfromwi I saw another dr say that you can find nickel-free plastic eyelash curlers at Ulta or Sephora.

  • @casperinsight3524
    @casperinsight3524 Год назад

    Nickel is in costume jewelry especially earrings

  • @jackdaw99
    @jackdaw99 Год назад

    My eczema was from a mite commonly found in hay. No longer a horse girl …

  • @sprrringtime
    @sprrringtime 10 месяцев назад

    I’ve seen people say that if you have a nickel allergy you need to avoid things in skincare like colloidal oatmeal, is that true?

    • @ataylor5221
      @ataylor5221 4 месяца назад

      I've also read that that aveeno and oatmeal lotions are high in nickel.. is this true? It burns my face.

  • @juliemoses1909
    @juliemoses1909 Год назад

    Can exposure to motor oil and other automotive lubricants cause eczema? My brother has had hand eczema for years. He’s a farmer and is always repairing machinery. I thought of this seeing the hand eczema picture.

    • @db-gb5xi
      @db-gb5xi Год назад

      Doing a general search says that it's possible to develop allergies from frequent containt with motor/engine oils.

    • @21972012145525
      @21972012145525 Год назад

      i feel like anything can kick off eczema

  • @AmyB369
    @AmyB369 Год назад

    I am super allergic to nickel and it gives me hives. I can’t wear any metals other than real gold. I’ve also realized recently that I may have become allergic or intolerant to alcohol. After having a few drinks my face itches and I get hives on my face and chest

    • @DELLRS2012
      @DELLRS2012 Год назад

      Me too!! I’ve never been a big drinker but I cannot even cook with white wine anymore because of it.

  • @anneg8319
    @anneg8319 Год назад

    I have Eczema inside my ears? I currently apply just a 1% hydrocream with a qtip. But I am beginning to itch all over and only a topical Diphenhydramine gives me relief. Is there a specific specialist dermatologist I should see?

    • @anneg8319
      @anneg8319 Год назад

      PS. I only have one piercing in each ear.

    • @DrDrayzday
      @DrDrayzday  Год назад

      General dermatology should be able to diagnose & manage this,...dernatitis in the ears can be related to any number of things

    • @anneg8319
      @anneg8319 Год назад

      @@DrDrayzday truly, thank you so much for responding

  • @wendyhoward2699
    @wendyhoward2699 Год назад

    My daughter has eczema on her neck and chin. Where would it come from? She doesn’t wear earrings or necklaces.

    • @FH-vp3hp
      @FH-vp3hp Год назад

      Maybe zipper of a coat or hoody??

    • @21972012145525
      @21972012145525 Год назад

      truly it can come from anwhere

  • @elenasimon1270
    @elenasimon1270 10 месяцев назад

    Let's talk about ink. Toner. They contain nickel. I quit my office job because of it. I love jigsaw puzzles. I'm beginning to suspect the printed surface has nickel.

  • @CoffeeKing1
    @CoffeeKing1 Год назад +1

    0 piercings!

  • @Deetzah
    @Deetzah Год назад +1

    Not sure where to leave this comment- but can you review the Eucerin Antipigment line and the Eucerin Atopi Control Intensive please?

    • @db-gb5xi
      @db-gb5xi Год назад

      Pharmacy&Makeup has several videos on the Anti Pigment line (with a number of the line containing fragrance) and Dr Dray does have videos on Eucerin products that are good for eczema.

  • @wendy8561
    @wendy8561 Год назад

    Please help or anyone heard of -Most definitely allergic to nickel now I have something called dyshidrosis on hands that keep appearing I will wake up in the morning with cuts all over my hands I don't really see blisters but my derm says that that's exactly what it is The cuts keep appearing in the exact same place anybody else having this condition or anything like it they said that it comes from it could come from stress most definitely cuz I've never had eczema 52 years old please help

    • @db-gb5xi
      @db-gb5xi Год назад +2

      Dr Dray has a video that might, this is why you have hand eczema. She talks about dyshidrosis in that one.

  • @susanh824
    @susanh824 Год назад

    Until I discovered earrings with titanium wires, my ears would become red and inflamed and my piercings would want to close up.

  • @jmc3274
    @jmc3274 Год назад

    Underwires?

  • @michelleduong8450
    @michelleduong8450 Год назад

    Great, I've got all 7...

  • @andrew4809
    @andrew4809 Год назад +3

    Only bath in evian

  • @flappininthewind1
    @flappininthewind1 Год назад

    0 zero piercings. 😊