Oh, I'm so happy for them. It's stressful as a parent to see your child in pain and feel like you can't do anything. I'm sure Ivy is also feeling so much better and is so much happier. It took them way too long to see a dermatologist. I really wish it were easier to see specialists.
It’s so ingrained in everyone that dairy is good for you and everyone needs it. It’s horrid because it’s not the case. And diagnosing the allergy/intolerance is almost treated as a “trendy” parent need where I live. Horrid.
They must check her diet!! Or if there is anything she is exposed to, like soap or laundry soaps. My son had this same situation. He had bleeding red rashes. Long story short... he is allergic to corn. Corn in any form would set his skin off. It could be just corn, corn syrup (that is in anything!), or any other form. Stay off corn, and he had zero issues! It is worth a try!
I grew up with exzima, too. Hydrocortisone cream prescribed was what helped me. Even at my age (I'm retired), it still develops in the winter. I was also told sunshine helped with it.
I wish we'd had the sort of treatment options-and Dr.Emma!-availabl when my youngest sister was small...she suffered terribly with eczema from infancy onward.Staph infections,weight gain and loss from prednisone...I am so,so happy for this little one and her parents,that Dr.Emma was able to provide treatment that made such a wonderful difference for the whole family,really.I hope Ivy does grow out of it,as her dad did.My sister,unfortunately,did not.
I’m so happy for the little girl. I’m interested on what they used on her because it’s what I need and my Dermatologist for some reason hasn’t prescribed it
I'm so happy for this lovely little girl. My daughter had a relatively mild case and still it was affecting her life a lot. She was not sleeping well because of the scratching and she was very self-conscious of the redness. It took us a year of try and error and we've finally found the right combination of creams that works for her.
As a child in the UK, every second friend of mine had eczema. Once I moved to Australia aged 8, I never met anyone with it again. I always found that to be very strange. Maybe it has something to do with the climate?
Ohhhhhhhhhhh, Dr. Emma,You are a fantastic doctor...You care, you have the biggest heart, for our children as well as our adult patients...My patients just loved me, the other nurses said that my patients remembered me because of my name, I know for a fact it wasn't... Thank you...
My daughter was born with eczema.. I learned to elevate all acidic foods. Apples, red sauce ( that one really pissed off grandma!!) Oranges, lemon aid, etc. benadryl every day/night, and avoiding those foods, helped her heal
I have the triad the doctor asked about: hay fever, allergies and eczema. Currently pregnant and hoping so hard that my little one doesn’t inherit my conditions.
“Do you want me to help you with your skin?” “No”-Such a cutie! Dr. Emma was so good at working with such a young child who was afraid the Doctor would make her skin hurt.
Laundry soap, bathing soap, to warm of water/long bath, clothes holding in to much heat will all cause and irritate Eczema. Lotion will make it worse it doesn't soak in skin it sits on top of skin. Creams are best. Light airy clothes, mild soap, barely warm baths as quick as possible, cream immediately after, and multiple times a day. Hypoallergenic Laundry detergent. My son has Eczema and we finally got a dermatologist that told us things that no other doctors did and we followed their advice and it cleared up. Even when it's cold outside and he has long pants and long sleeve on he gets Eczema in his arm creases and behind the knees from the body heat. Also found out he has severe allergies food and environmental, he gets hives, skin rashes from certain things he is allergic to. You have to try different things to figure out what works for your child.
I too suffered with Atopic Eczema as a child. The military doctor prescribed that white cream and suggested that my parents only use Keri over the counter products. I'm 61 years young now and haven't had any problems for over 50 years now. ❤
We have two girls..one has even smooth skin..and the other had skin exactly like this little one. It was pure torture to put on lotions and creams for her. Nothing worked. Thankfully she did outgrow most of it. A lot of years in tears by both of us...
All my family has eczema 😄 My two boys, my husband and me. We all learned how to live with it. When you find the right cleaning products, the right amount of bath/showers, the right moisturizer and the right diet during crisis, it's really easier to handle. Crisis are shorter and smaller.
I'm a mom of 2 kids with same diagnose atopic dermatitis it's very stressful for me and for my kids my first kid is fine now and we can manage her skin.. but my toddler are 1moth still in a process to cure although they have a dermatologist but my toddler still itching and his doc refer us in alergologist 😢 he need to examine. And it's additional stress ,cause theres no laboratory or kind of doc in my province 😢
18 months on a waiting list 😢 this poor baby was hurting and the parents must have been in agony being helpless to speed up the process. This hurts my heart
So, what exactly was the treatment that helped her so much……..she doesn’t say. I know she mentioned the ingredients and the temperature of THE CREAM might not suit her skin but didn’t go further into how this child got better. What cream???? I would like more detail if possible…i know each case is different but if we had more information to take to our own doctor, that would be helpful.
it would be nice to at least censor the kids face. she never got asked how she would feel about this 10 years later to be on the internet and the internet, sadly, never forgets. So not only did the parents not consider how she might feel later about this, but also this might give predators a wider plattform, which is the worst thing, you can do to your child as a parent. its nice that she got better, no doubt. but this kind of footage might be missused or might embarres her in the future. it breaks my heart, to see how many parents allow this nowadays... just censor the face.... please.....
PREDNIGALLAN salbe from germany Too much of sth Milk, tomato,cacke Chees ,try to live in other house Just to check My HANDS WAS TRAGEDY NOTHING HAVE HELPED
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Oh, I'm so happy for them. It's stressful as a parent to see your child in pain and feel like you can't do anything. I'm sure Ivy is also feeling so much better and is so much happier. It took them way too long to see a dermatologist. I really wish it were easier to see specialists.
Omg this poor baby 😢 so glad she got help 🥰
It took 52 years for me to be diagnosed with a hidden dairy allergy that had caused my eczema, I was this bad as a child.
I'm sorry it took so long. :((
It’s so ingrained in everyone that dairy is good for you and everyone needs it. It’s horrid because it’s not the case. And diagnosing the allergy/intolerance is almost treated as a “trendy” parent need where I live. Horrid.
As the Mum of a 1.5 year old girl... This made me cry so much! So wonderful to see this result for them xx
I've only started watching it few minutes and as a parent I'm in tears. This poor child 😢. Bless her x
Poor baby :( makes me so sad. Glad she's seen Dr Emma
Oh poor little lady!! I've only watched the beginning and this poor little lady...it's heart wrenching
They must check her diet!! Or if there is anything she is exposed to, like soap or laundry soaps.
My son had this same situation. He had bleeding red rashes. Long story short... he is allergic to corn. Corn in any form would set his skin off. It could be just corn, corn syrup (that is in anything!), or any other form. Stay off corn, and he had zero issues! It is worth a try!
I grew up with exzima, too. Hydrocortisone cream prescribed was what helped me. Even at my age (I'm retired), it still develops in the winter. I was also told sunshine helped with it.
Do you take vitamin d?
My son had a bad case of this also. Thank goodness I found a good doctor to take care of it. He also had allergies.
So glad she was able to get help. That would be so hard to see your child have.
God bless you I can’t imagine seeing your child in pain like that I’m so glad you were able to get help
I wish we'd had the sort of treatment options-and Dr.Emma!-availabl when my youngest sister was small...she suffered terribly with eczema from infancy onward.Staph infections,weight gain and loss from prednisone...I am so,so happy for this little one and her parents,that Dr.Emma was able to provide treatment that made such a wonderful difference for the whole family,really.I hope Ivy does grow out of it,as her dad did.My sister,unfortunately,did not.
Sweet Angel! Thank God for Dr. Emma!
My wee girl had an absolute nightmare, devastating as a parent to witness. She’s 18 now, it’s certainly a journey xx
DR Emma is a true Angel helping this BEAUTIFUL little girl!❤
Amen. Thank god for an amazing caring and educated doctor providing the proper medication
I’m so happy for the little girl. I’m interested on what they used on her because it’s what I need and my Dermatologist for some reason hasn’t prescribed it
I’ve had eczema since age 4, with some painful flare ups. I really sympathize with them, although I never grew out of it.
So happy for her. Eczema is so horrid to live with, Dr. Emma is a fantastic Dr.
Dr emma you are the most generous well treated doctor 😀
Poor baby. I know this hurts so bad. Dr. Emma can fix it or nobody can
I'm so happy for this lovely little girl. My daughter had a relatively mild case and still it was affecting her life a lot. She was not sleeping well because of the scratching and she was very self-conscious of the redness. It took us a year of try and error and we've finally found the right combination of creams that works for her.
As a child in the UK, every second friend of mine had eczema. Once I moved to Australia aged 8, I never met anyone with it again. I always found that to be very strange. Maybe it has something to do with the climate?
I'm Australian and my eczema disappeared when I moved to the UK? Mysterious !
Ohhhhhhhhhhh, Dr. Emma,You are a fantastic doctor...You care, you have the biggest heart, for our children as well as our adult patients...My patients just loved me, the other nurses said that my patients remembered me because of my name, I know for a fact it wasn't... Thank you...
Wish they would say what they used so people could go into their doctors and ask for whatever it is.
They're applying a La Roche Posay cream at the end of the video
Dr Emma is wonderful.
Wow bless you Dr. Emma
i know her pain, i had severe eczema as a baby as well, i know this poor little babies pain, it hurts so much
My grandson looked like this almost from birth, it turns out he's allergic to egg whites and not the yolks 🤷♀
My daughter was born with eczema.. I learned to elevate all acidic foods. Apples, red sauce ( that one really pissed off grandma!!) Oranges, lemon aid, etc. benadryl every day/night, and avoiding those foods, helped her heal
Precious little angel
Wow, she look so good! And she’s happy now! ❤😊
Sure would like to know the creams used.
Probably a potent steroid to keep the flare under control and them pretopic, an immune suppressant. And moisturiser/emollient ( la Roche Posey)
Someone else commented it looks like la roche posay from the clip of the dad putting it on her
I have the triad the doctor asked about: hay fever, allergies and eczema. Currently pregnant and hoping so hard that my little one doesn’t inherit my conditions.
“Do you want me to help you with your skin?” “No”-Such a cutie! Dr. Emma was so good at working with such a young child who was afraid the Doctor would make her skin hurt.
Laundry soap, bathing soap, to warm of water/long bath, clothes holding in to much heat will all cause and irritate Eczema. Lotion will make it worse it doesn't soak in skin it sits on top of skin. Creams are best. Light airy clothes, mild soap, barely warm baths as quick as possible, cream immediately after, and multiple times a day. Hypoallergenic Laundry detergent. My son has Eczema and we finally got a dermatologist that told us things that no other doctors did and we followed their advice and it cleared up. Even when it's cold outside and he has long pants and long sleeve on he gets Eczema in his arm creases and behind the knees from the body heat. Also found out he has severe allergies food and environmental, he gets hives, skin rashes from certain things he is allergic to. You have to try different things to figure out what works for your child.
what kind of moistureizer was used? my grandson is like that too. I want to know what kind of cream.
Not sure the moistureizer shown on the video was the only one they used, but the bottle looks like from a brand called "La roche Posay"
yah it's like la roche posay.thank you
Organic beef tallow is very good
Google it
I too suffered with Atopic Eczema as a child.
The military doctor prescribed that white cream and suggested that my parents only use Keri over the counter products.
I'm 61 years young now and haven't had any problems for over 50 years now. ❤
Pray for little girl and family
Applying cream and ointment or ever just water can be so painful
We have two girls..one has even smooth skin..and the other had skin exactly like this little one. It was pure torture to put on lotions and creams for her. Nothing worked. Thankfully she did outgrow most of it.
A lot of years in tears by both of us...
All my family has eczema 😄 My two boys, my husband and me. We all learned how to live with it.
When you find the right cleaning products, the right amount of bath/showers, the right moisturizer and the right diet during crisis, it's really easier to handle. Crisis are shorter and smaller.
Spices, carpeting in the house, woolen clothes were triggers for me
I'm a mom of 2 kids with same diagnose atopic dermatitis it's very stressful for me and for my kids my first kid is fine now and we can manage her skin..
but my toddler are 1moth still in a process to cure although they have a dermatologist but my toddler still itching and his doc refer us in alergologist 😢 he need to examine. And it's additional stress ,cause theres no laboratory or kind of doc in my province 😢
It didn't say what. Treatment they were doing
OMG POOR BABY SHE MUST BE IN SO MUCH PAIN 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
Poor little peanut, glad she got good results
How can you not love Dr Emma?❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
18 months on a waiting list 😢 this poor baby was hurting and the parents must have been in agony being helpless to speed up the process. This hurts my heart
I need the name of the cream please my son also has something like that 😢
Someone else commented that it looks like la roche posay moisturizer
An 18 month waiting list to see a derm!? Omg.
My son looked like this, for him it was eggs and milk he didn't tolerate.
Can I know the name of the cream. Thanks
La Roche Posey
Ich wünschte, bei uns hier gäbe es fähige Ärzte.😪
I see that the dermatologist waiting list in the UK is similar to the psychiatry waiting list in the US. 😭
The La Roche Posay moisturiser at the end wouldn't have been the treatment. That alone could not have cured topical eczema
So, what exactly was the treatment that helped her so much……..she doesn’t say. I know she mentioned the ingredients and the temperature of THE CREAM might not suit her skin but didn’t go further into how this child got better. What cream???? I would like more detail if possible…i know each case is different but if we had more information to take to our own doctor, that would be helpful.
That’s la roche posay I believe
Poor baby, it BURNS to use hydrocortisone creams on raw eczema, moisturiser burns like lava too
I had my arms strapped straight so I couldn't scratch my chicken pox,but that was in the '60's.
Trisimcilone
One should have clean hands and nails to put that cream on!
Anyways, it is nice to see a big transformation. Hope the baby will overcome it soon.
She's already talking at 2? Is that normal?
Yes, for girls. Boys are slower usually.
Yes
My boy talked same at 1y,6month already.🥰He is 12 now,very smart boy.
My daughter talked a bit before 1 year old so yes.
Poor, poor little girl. Its so unfair
it would be nice to at least censor the kids face. she never got asked how she would feel about this 10 years later to be on the internet and the internet, sadly, never forgets. So not only did the parents not consider how she might feel later about this, but also this might give predators a wider plattform, which is the worst thing, you can do to your child as a parent.
its nice that she got better, no doubt. but this kind of footage might be missused or might embarres her in the future. it breaks my heart, to see how many parents allow this nowadays...
just censor the face.... please.....
😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏
Why would she not have been tested for food allergies asap?
PREDNIGALLAN salbe from germany
Too much of sth Milk, tomato,cacke
Chees ,try to live in other house
Just to check My HANDS WAS TRAGEDY
NOTHING HAVE HELPED
😭 🍀🍀🍀
🥹 WOW. I Wish I could have had that treatment as a child. 😥
I truly hated to see this little girl suffering 🥹 god bless anyone going thru this