Is Eczema hereditory?...OMG!
PROBLEM ONE
TREATMENT FOR ECZEMA
Good day beloved STELLA KORK.
I have an eczema issue that is making me loose esteem. I have discussed with my mum and she said it has no permanent cure. Is it true? I refuse to believe that. If i use nixoderm, the eczema disappears but resurfaces after a while. The whole of my back is filled with eczema. And i am a very neat person, people applaud me for that. So please i want to ask if any fellow BV has been there, what they used and if it disappeared permanently. I am very sad over this eczema.
PS: Is eczema hereditory? Because my mum and siblings have it too.
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PROBLEM TWO
RASHES ON LAPS
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PROBLEM TWO
RASHES ON LAPS
Stella dear good day, I will like to commend you on the job you are doing. Please I need urgent help, I noticed recently that I have something like rash or pimples , I don't know what to describe it on my leg especially around my thigh area.. it's giving me a lot of concern, please is there anyone that has experienced something like this before?..
Doctors, Over!!!
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.NOTE: Raise Your Words, Not Your Voice. It Is Rain That Grows Flowers, Not Thunder..
Both poster should use original Tura soap for 2 weeks....
DeleteI think ezema has hereditary traits cos my ex bf once told me all males in his family has it when I questioned him abt hygiene. He said its in d blood of all their males.
DeletePoster 1..use lime it will go.
DeleteLet me perch here..
DeleteI'm a Senior Registrar in Dermatology and ill try to answer the questions as best as possible.
Poster 1: The problem with most of us in Nigeria is that we describe almost any rash as eczema. Eczema has a specific meaning when talking about the skin. An eczema refers to a weepy skin lesion which will be exudative. Fungal infections are what most people describe as eczema in Nigeria. Studies have shown that there is a genetic tendency to developing fungal infections clustered in some families..but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be treated. If it's a fungal infection...you've been treating it with all the wrong things. Most people use funbact A and skineal as part of their daily skin care which is wrong. It will even make the skin lesions worse later on. Another thing you may have is atopy...which just means you have really sensitive skin and it clusters in families too. So dear...because I don't have a picture to work with...I don't know exactly what you have....try and moisturise your skin well. You can switch to Sebamed body bar and milk...you mix the cream with some shea butter before using...avoid any antiseptics including dettol and all the likes
Poster 2....be right back...I've typed too much already..:-)
Let me perch here..
DeleteI'm a Senior Registrar in Dermatology and ill try to answer the questions as best as possible.
Poster 1: The problem with most of us in Nigeria is that we describe almost any rash as eczema. Eczema has a specific meaning when talking about the skin. An eczema refers to a weepy skin lesion which will be exudative. Fungal infections are what most people describe as eczema in Nigeria. Studies have shown that there is a genetic tendency to developing fungal infections clustered in some families..but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be treated. If it's a fungal infection...you've been treating it with all the wrong things. Most people use funbact A and skineal as part of their daily skin care which is wrong. It will even make the skin lesions worse later on. Another thing you may have is atopy...which just means you have really sensitive skin and it clusters in families too. So dear...because I don't have a picture to work with...I don't know exactly what you have....try and moisturise your skin well. You can switch to Sebamed body bar and milk...you mix the cream with some shea butter before using...avoid any antiseptics including dettol and all the likes
Poster 2....be right back...I've typed too much already..:-)
Poster 2....You have these eruptions coming out from your follicles and it also looks like you've used steroids or toning/bleaching creams. You need to stop it ASAP...then try not to shave too close to the end cos you look like you're prone to having folliculitis. For this, just moisturise your skin well. You can also use some 5%(not 10%) benzoyl peroxide cream on the lesions till this goes...All the best...
DeleteGet original TURA soap, cut it into pieces, pour it inside a container, add hot water n lemon juice, it's going to form a paste. use it as ur bathing soap n ur cream. Thank me later
DeletePoster 2,exfoliate.try st ives fresh skin apricot scrub and a body brush.scrub the area for about 5mins then wash and moisturise well.do this every other day and within 2wks,you will notice considerable difference.try it.its fast and easy
DeleteEnnie Dr, I use dettol soap. But seems not to kill the eczema. Do you mean I should leave anti bacterial soaps and use toilet soaps?
DeleteYes please...antibacterial soaps take away our normal skin flora and makes your skin even more susceptible to opportunistic skin infections especially if you have atopy....
DeleteEnnie Dr, which mild soap or toilet soap will you recommend? Thanks a bunch for taking time to reply me.
DeleteEzenwanyi, sorry about the rashes.
ReplyDeleteSome peeps just like trouble sha.....
DeleteI think it's Tgw's laps.
DeletePoster 1 try damatol and stop sharing towels and sponge and soap with your family...pls get your own toiletries
DeleteDamatol is that anti dandruff cream
Deleteit works
Hahahahahah. You're about to start a war.
DeleteUse biocoten. It's a tube cream works well and always change your towel and sheets.
DeletePoster 1: sorry.
ReplyDeletePoster 2: sorry too.
To poster one as you are using the antifungal cream try to combine it with a drug that have a wide spectrum activity against most of the fungal so that it can take care of the systemic infection and make sure u take the complete dosage that anypharmacist will prescribe for you and see how it works
DeleteP2
ReplyDeleteLooks like a reaction from steriods or shaving cream!
P1
Whom r we to ask if u r neat?
Lol
Pele...
See a dermatologist.
Lmao blackberry. I totally enjoy ur comments
DeletePoster 1: sorry
ReplyDeletePoster 2: Are you bleaching?
Poster 2 ,I would recomend u apply "funbat A" or "skinnel"they are anti fungi and verry effective
ReplyDeleteEczema wey no hear nixoderm? Pls use engine oil or hydraulic. Best go to the hospital make them give u fulcin injection. Your dosage fit reach 6 months.
DeletePoster 2: if u peel the head of that rash off does hair come out? If hair comes out its nothing to worry about. If hair no come out, nne u don get disease
At poster 1, yes eczema is hereditory and there's no permanent cure for it, talking from experience. You can continue with the Nixoderm but it won't disappear forever. In my family, if you don't have the eczema, den u be bastard oh. Just try and tone to the eczema colour and love your skin with the eczema
ReplyDeleteLol@ toning your skin
DeleteAhhh, this is serious oh, never heard of it, anyway am here to learn
DeleteFor starters eczema is something different,it is a rash caused by dry skin that may itch like no tomorrow
DeleteLmao @ ......den you be bastard. Hahahahaha
DeleteLmao @ ......den you be bastard. Hahahahaha
DeleteLMAO @then u be Bastard oo...
DeleteBwahahahahahahaha.
May God heal u guys.
My dear in my family no one has eczema accept if d person no keep his or her self neat or use wat she no suppose use thanks
DeleteDoctors in the house ... Over to you guys.
ReplyDeleteMy mum uses a shampoo " selsun". it contains some sulphide that clears eczema. It sha causes that area of her skin to dry up and peel off then it's new eczema-less skin. Sha comes back a year later or so. So if you can deal with 1year intervals then try it and see
DeleteApply a wee amount to d affected areas and rub in.has a funky smell so might wanna do it at night only
Selsun blue. The brown one
DeleteSelsun blue. The brown one
DeleteThank you very much.
DeleteYou are the only one that has gotten the treatment right because the treatment of eczema is not the same as tinea versicolor that's where a lot of Nigerians get it wrong.
Tinea versicolor needs ketaconazole shampoo. Tablets or cream.
Selsun blue too can work cos of the sulphide.
Maybe I should send Stella a mail sef cos it pains me when people use funbact A and Tura for this stuff and claim it doesn't work.
It can never work cos what we call eczema in Nigeria is tinea versicolor.
It isn't caused by dirtiness,and is common during hot periods. it also tends to reoccur often.
Awwww. . sorry Dearie's. Poster 2, my cousin also had issues like that in d past. There is product that was introduced to her by her friend which cleared everything up. It was like magic! I think they have an acct on twitter @spotlightscng. Try them out, it could work out for u as well!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmmm
DeleteNawa oooh
Una sorry
Yeaaa. . they produce the best creams and soaps. U guys should really try it out!
DeleteNawa o......from one skin problem to another.me sef dey suffer stretch marks on my thighs,buttocks and hips.i don rub plenty things tire.even shea butter sef.also I have a very conspicuous black birth mark on my arm and injury mark on the other arm from an accident.but all the same I thank God,@ least I'm alive.
ReplyDeletePoster2,
ReplyDeleteThat rash is caused when your 2 thigh rubs together...
It's mostly FAT people that experience it...
Start gyming and tone your thigh...
Mehn it's so disgusting and I wonder how your man endure that shit...
Poster 1,
The main causes of eczema is dirt and bleaching....
Don't give me that "am a neat girl look"...
And no eczema is not hereditary...everyone in your house should see a doctor....
Ewwwww,so many dirty people in this country....can't deal mehn....
Ewu congo! Anu mpama!
DeletePls take several seats and shut it..my dad had eczema for severalllll years, only on his back..shared a bed with my ma, played a lot with us and nobody in the whole house experienced it. He even went to the hospital. Just last year, I decided to check. It wasn't dere anymore. Asked him and he shrugged and said it just disappeared.
DeleteNo one should ever take you serz.you are just ignorant.
You are very silly as eczema is INDEED hereditary! My mum had it, I still battle with it & yes I am such a neat freak my friends say I'm obsessed with cleanliness. Linda Ezez, you are so uncouth & stupid! This is not the poster*
DeleteYou have a problem. How can u say it's dirt. Google is your friend. Use it!
DeleteU are a major fool for dis reply.if u dont hav anytin to say STFU bitch...jesus.u wonder how her man enjoys dat shit?God will punish u 1000times.idiot.u wantq to give her low self esteem cos she is aaking for advice?and wich doc told u eczema is caused by dirt?goat dat did not go to school. Opening ur dirty mouth to hurl insults at somebody who already feels hurt.
DeleteAtopic dermatitis is the prevalent form of chronic eczema.
It is a genetically inherited condition that tends to run in
families who also suffer from hay fever and asthma.
Atopic dermatitis will affect about 10% to 20% of people at some point in their lives.
Am sorry dear poster but dere is notin i can do about it.its hereditary.
Poster2...have u changed ur cream recently?are u toning?cos dat looks like a steroid reaction to me.my frd developed it when she started bleaching.de are like black pimple heads or rashes.sorry but i have no solution.
Quuen and the boss of idiots.....once again Thunder fire u..ewu gambia
Woow queen... u are ignorant and between there's no such thing as "don't give me the i'm a neat girl look" when u are not having a face to face convo. Stupid much!! ps it is "i am" "i'm" not "am" too many illiterates in Nigeria.. psshhh
DeleteIs this Chizoba's lap???
ReplyDeleteLol
DeleteNa so u hate her reach @anon11:13
N1 use Nixodone, it's very good for eczema. I had dt while growing up, if I use cream on my back it resurface, but I use nixodone as cream instead of my normal cream n wen it clears, I stopped using cream at my back. But first use razor to scrap out d surface, bath n apply d nixodine, don't scrap everyday o, once is enough. N2, use skineal, it will clear it.
ReplyDeleteNixoderm as cream??? U go dey smell like mechanic.
DeleteLmao
DeleteLMAO! ROTFL! Smelling like mechanic. The smell of nixoderm is really terrible.
DeleteDon't use funbact A until you read this . http://www.healthcareinternetworkshops.com/2016/02/funbact-review-funbact-effect-funbact.html?m=1
DeleteYes funbact A is a good cream for rashes and other but what are the side effects and the users experience. Click on link to read more.http://www.healthcareinternetworkshops.com/2016/02/funbact-review-funbact-effect-funbact.html?m=1
Poster 2 I experience it too n I cant really tell the cause but I try to wear something loose to allow freshair and I apply funbact A n it disappears, you can try and see if it works but most importantly allow air n try not to wear tight clothing.
ReplyDeletesometime last year I had same rashes on both my thigh and leg and someone recommended DEMATOL which i used and it worked for me. maybe u give dat a trial. #WISHYOULUCK#
ReplyDeleteHere's a permanent remedy for eczema.scarp the surface with a new razor den apply nixoderm on it it hurts a bit but wen the wound heals the eczema goes.also cure it from the blood with folsyn.As for rashes on ur lap wat posture do u stay to wash or do stuff most?if u place ur elbow on ur lap wen u bend to wash it may be the reason for ur rashes.
ReplyDeleteFulcin
DeleteI hope you aren't mistaking ezcema for Ringworm.
DeleteScratch what?
JESUS!!!!
DeleteI so agree with this Anonymous. The rashes on d lap is as a result of UR elbows placed on the lap especially when U've just removed d hairs dere.
DeleteSimply & straight to the point unlike the nonsense queen of ndi muo South
P2: i get the same thing during winter. I dont worry or do anything about it. I just apply more lotion. I use palmers cocoa butter all trough the year.
ReplyDeleteBut we did not ask you to show us your lapse now! ok sorry .
ReplyDeleteBut we did not ask you to show us your lapse now! ok sorry .
ReplyDelete*laps
Delete1. I don't know if eczema is hereditary or not but my elder bro use to have much of it on his back when we were growing up and he took fulcin tab daily according to prescription. He took up to one or two sachets before the whole thing completely left. The treatment of eczema goes beyond the surface alone, it also needs to be treated within. Maybe you should see a doctor for this.
ReplyDelete2. I think you should also see a doctor. Maybe you are reacting to something. It is well.
Fulcin is very strong and dangerous if its not prescribed by a doctor.it almost made my sister mad.she was hysterical for 30minutes after fulcin was administered. Since den i dont recommend it for any1 although it kills eczema from inside.
DeleteFulcin works. But please on doctors recommendation
DeletePoster 2, waxing causes it. Shaving and some body creams too. Get Fumbact A and apply. It will go away in no time
ReplyDeletePoster 1, use ori (shea butter). Continue using it for as long as it's needed
ReplyDeleteP1 take note of what u eat...had a cousin u experience it wen ever she eats groundnut (guguru) lol.
ReplyDeleteTHELMA ENEMUWE said...
ReplyDeletePoster1---your type of Eczema is from the blood,guess ur blood is dirty and needs cleansing..meet ur doc and complain,he's gonna run series of test on you to ascertain wat xactly is wrong wit you before prescribing drugs that wud wipe off ur eczema..i know someone who had same ish as yours....
Poster2---go and buy ORI((shearbutter) and be applying it to your pimples-like rashes......you might be reacting to either ur soap,cream etc...
*faithful BV enemuwe thelma*
THELMA ENEMUWE said...
ReplyDeletePoster1---your type of Eczema is from the blood,guess ur blood is dirty and needs cleansing..meet ur doc and complain,he's gonna run series of test on you to ascertain wat xactly is wrong wit you before prescribing drugs that wud wipe off ur eczema..i know someone who had same ish as yours....
Poster2---go and buy ORI((shearbutter) and be applying it to your pimples-like rashes......you might be reacting to either ur soap,cream etc...
*faithful BV enemuwe thelma*
Poster 1. Eczema is not hereditary, sometimes it could be cream reaction or from ur blood cell, Nixzodam can only clear the surface but inside the blood it will be there, go and see a dr or better go to a very good pharmacy, they will give u some tablet to take, that will clear the one in the blood and one cream like that to apply and u will not see it again, my dad has such case for yrs until he came to lagos and I took him to a pharmacy where they gave us those drugs that clear it till today but I can't remember the name as it has been a long time ago. Poster.2 that thing is pimples, my late sis has it, nothing she did not apply for where? E de there till she enter grave.
ReplyDeleteP1 take note of what u eat....had a cousin who experienced it wen ever she eats groundnut(guguru).
ReplyDeleteThis is very possible as I have a friend who doesn't take Garri @ all because of Eczema.
DeleteSince he found out that he reacts to it the very next couple of days after taking garri in any form, so he stopped and since then no eczema @ all.
Watch what you eat you never can tell.
Eczema is not heredity,but being neat or dirty could be hereditary#rme#bcos eczema is caused by being dirty!
ReplyDeleteOver to the doctors in the house.
ReplyDeleteSorry posters.
#1 It has cure. I have forgotten the cream and medicine my friend used on hers. Its well.
ReplyDelete#2 Hope its not cream reaction. Docs wey una?
Please help a sister. Can you confirm from the friend what cream and medicine she used?
DeleteI don't think it has a permanent cure. Mine as always come and go.@poster1 i use niczoral tablet. Tripple 3
ReplyDeletePoster 1: Eczema is not hereditary. Look for a good antiseptic soap & cream,bath regularly & apply d cream on d affected areas. Always stay neat!
ReplyDeletePoster 2:
Stop bleaching,ur skin is almost turning black/red. Use mild soap & bath regularly with sponge. Start using mild cream,can't u see ur skin is so dry due to d harsh cream u use. U people will continue tormenting ur skin until it starts to rebel against u,then u run to SDK blog for on d spot solution!
Poster 1: Eczema is not hereditary. Look for a good antiseptic soap & cream,bath regularly & apply d cream on d affected areas. Always stay neat!
ReplyDeletePoster 2:
Stop bleaching,ur skin is almost turning black/red. Use mild soap & bath regularly with sponge. Start using mild cream,can't u see ur skin is so dry due to d harsh cream u use. U people will continue tormenting ur skin until it starts to rebel against u,then u run to SDK blog for on d spot solution!
Poster 1: Eczema is not hereditary. Look for a good antiseptic soap & cream,bath regularly & apply d cream on d affected areas. Always stay neat!
ReplyDeletePoster 2:
Stop bleaching,ur skin is almost turning black/red. Use mild soap & bath regularly with sponge. Start using mild cream,can't u see ur skin is so dry due to d harsh cream u use. U people will continue tormenting ur skin until it starts to rebel against u,then u run to SDK blog for on d spot solution!
And u had to send thrice?
DeleteUse sperm on to rub your lab b4 going to bed at nite.
ReplyDeleteBuhahahahaha
DeleteVery funny comment
Loooool
Delete#epic...
DeleteLwkmd...
Oriegwu*in Linda's voice*
DeleteOrisirisi remedy on ds blog,lol
You go fear fear.
Lol.
DeleteI pray u find cure
ReplyDeleteWell for me eczema is my pregnancy logo....its around my chest when am pregnant and immediately I put to bed it vanishes within weeks.got to live with this as much as I hate it.
ReplyDeleteN1, I don't think you are a very clean person. N2, I pity your husband or boyfriend. So disgusting.
ReplyDeletePoster1: go c a dermatologist or a pharmacist. Be sure to soak ur clothes in warm water n antiseptics so d eczema won't resurface
ReplyDeletePoster one.....you need to see a dermatologist.
ReplyDeleteBut before then, get sebamed soap and advantan cream to treat your condition. Once the eczema is gone, please stick to exfoliating soap and use a mild moisturizer, something that won't make you hotter. All the best
Shaking my head at the comments. Chai!
ReplyDeletePoster 1 & 2 share one thing in common, both are allergic reactions. Watch your food, water, type of cosmetics ( soap, cream etc) sponge you use. Try to use natural stuff and avoid synthetic. Start by using local sponge to bath or face towel, use ori (shea butter)or coconut oil as cream and plain unscented soap. It will take about 2 to 3 weeks for you to notice the difference. Meanwhile keep using the nixoderm. And yes it can be hereditary as it is an allergic reaction. Remember your genetics? You all have similar gene! Good luck.
Poster 2: Those are hair pores...hairs that refused to grow out grow under those rashes..there's nothing to worry about. Stop pintching them
ReplyDeleteYes you are so correct, used to have such on my laps too. Then I started using 'Tetmosol soap' and it vanished. You can even rub it there after bathing. Since then that's the soap I've been using. I'm simply shocked @ some comments I read here. Why insulting someone that is already having a hard time and seeking for help?? Naaawaooo! Some even went far as insulting and calling them dirty and pitying their boyfriend/husband cos of pimple like stuff on the laps?? Oooooochimu oooo! Make we take am easy oooo! If you don't have sometin nice and decent to say, biko close your mouth or if soooo bored @ home, start picking +counting beans!
DeleteEczema IS sometimes an allergy. A reaction to salt on the skin surface can lead to the growth of the fungi. Try treating it internally & externally but please no scrapping the skin surface o. Remember that if yours is as a result of allergy, it might always return. Avoid sweating if you can. The salt in sweat triggers it. Get a sponge for your back & scrub effectively once or twice daily while you showerfrom my personal experience, eczema can only be managed not cured.
ReplyDeletePoster 1, go and look for the original cubams cream, its usually sold in barbing salons...use it religiously and there will be a change, alongside taking tablets to kill the ones inside your body.
ReplyDeletePoster 2 with RASHES ON LAPS== use skineal cream continuesly.. it works magic..
ReplyDeletePoster1,Eczema is not hereditary . Poster2,you don't have problem.it happens to me at times during strong winter season
ReplyDeleteAbeg maake una no insult
ReplyDeleteWho even told u people that certain types of eczema is not hereditary?i took a course on it when i was in school.plus google is ur friend.dont just come here and start giving wrong advice when u dont no wat d hell u are talking about.
ReplyDeleteThere are difft types of eczema and atopic eczema is hereditary.
Thank you my sister, some people na over-sabi go kill them!! Even to use google, they no fit! Instead they would be running mouth like market women.
DeleteThe poster with the pimple like thing on her lap....well it happens to me once every month like a week or so to my period.
ReplyDeletePoster one,I hope you ain't bleaching. Try changing your body cream.
ReplyDeletePoster two what you have there is called chicken skin [Google is your friend]
Try using coconut oil on it, I heard it works
Hi poster 2, that rash is caused by shaving, it happens to me too when I apply hair removal on my body, especially on my bum and back and it doesn't clear off until the hair grows back. Now I just totally avoid those areas while shaving *rme*
ReplyDeleteUse hydraulic oil. I heardcit works wonders.
ReplyDeleteAccording to WEBMD.COM, doctors don't know exactly what is the cause of Eczema. But recent thinking says that the cause is a combination of the following factors: Genetics; Abnormal function of the immune system; Environment; Activities that may cause the skin to be sensitive and Defects in the skin barrier that allow moisture out and germs in.
ReplyDeleteEczema do run in families. So, it can be HEREDITARY. One relative suffers from it? It is likely some others would.
People who love in colder climates and in urban areas with a lot of environmental pollution are also at risk of eczema.
Things that trigger it (bring about its recurrence) Soaps & Cleansers; Perfume; Dust and Sand; Chlorine; Cigarette smoke; Irritants in the environments etc.
There are recommended treatments for Eczema but I'm not going to list them here. Here is a link, use at your own discretion....
http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/eczema/understanding-eczema-treatment
Well i use to have eczema but i got tired of it n ranted to my mum in naija as i live in d UK. She sent mi sum herbs known as agbo which i cooked n drank twice daily,1st thn in d morning n nyt after meal. It worked.. i no longer v it fr a year naw but e bitter die. Stl worth it tho oda dan d shame n stigma cos pple tot i was dirty n i was limited to wearing sum clothes. Hence i realised i reacted to shower gel which i v since stopped. But d inside agbo lolese ooooo. Gudday
ReplyDeleteposter2 from the above pics i can see u ve a dry skin.apply more cream.
ReplyDeleteEczema is hereditary, my hubby has it on his back and he had asthma too. He got it from his mum she has eczema and asthma. My son doesn't have asthma but he has had eczema since he was 4 weeks old and it just keeps coming and going it is so frustrating. But I'm currently using abido mixed with Shea butter for him and it works but his eczema flares up at times because I changed his bath soap so now I have stopped changing his bath soap for now till it clears up again. I hate eczema it's evil lol
ReplyDeletefor the two posters use natural soap and oil. stop all these quinine filled cream and soap.poster one add antiseptic to your water for bathing always; water for rinsing clothes and undies.don't wear a cloth twice due to heat and dirts that must have gathered on the cloth
ReplyDeleteHmmmm at poster 1......i know of a remedy you can try but its harsh and i can assure you of results. Buy raw sulphur (yellow stone like), grind it and mix with brake fluid (found in vehicles). At night scrape the eczema before bathing then apply the mixture of sulphur and brake fluid. E dey pain oh so ready ur mind but you will get results. All the best.
ReplyDeletei agree with you totally ify onyekwelu some bvs can curse for africa somebody has a problem you are not helping out in any way with constructive advice instead its curses may the good lord forgive all the bullies on this blog.
ReplyDeletePoster 2: I think you should just see a dermatologist.
ReplyDeletePoster 1: I actually relate to what you are saying. Eczema could be hereditary and simply because you are a neat person does not mean you can't have eczema. The same goes for being dirty, there are numerous dirty people who do not have eczema. Personally, i have experienced this and i can understand how you feel. The best advice I have for you is to GO AND SEE A DERMATOLOGIST. They will run blood tests and decide on the best treatment plan for you. My treatment plan was very extensive though and since then, not even a spot on my skin: I used nizoral tablets for a year and the nizoral cream for about three years. There was another tablet but i can't remember the name. And in the eventuality that you start treatment, don't break it in between, it is usually an expensive process but at the end its worth it.
P1- use toothpaste
ReplyDeleteP2- maybe you shld stop any harsh cream, use Pears lotion & always keep ur skin moisturised.
#Miss Kay#
Linda you are a stark illiterate, very local.....you need to go back to school cos your ignorance is appalling......
ReplyDeleteThis illiterate Linda wil come here and talk rubbish then expect people to bow to her ignorant self...
ReplyDeletePoster 2.I had d same thing about a week ago after hangover,I just rinsed my lap with dettol soap(no sponge)and I towel dried den I used Dustin powder by d third day it left.Note try dat morning and night
ReplyDeleteIve had what i thought to be eczema for years now. Always had flare ups during the summer or whenever the whether was extreme. Decided to go see a doctor, turns out what everyone thought was eczema is just a fungal infection. Was prescribed LAMISIL cream, it comes in a tube. And i use seba med soap for bathing. Lamisil cost about 1500-1800. Costly but effective.
ReplyDeletePoster 2: Absolutely nothing to worry about dear. I noticed it at the back of my arms a while back.
ReplyDeleteI used body scrub, you can also use facial scrub to SCRUB those areas. They're quite smooth and clear. Also always keep affected areas moisturised.
Cheers
all These skineal and funbact A users una well done ooo....am sure u guys now look like ripe paw paw.
ReplyDeleteHELP my son was diagnosed with infantile eczema and it's been a nightmare! some recommended funbact A which I have been using for him. although the eczema seems to have disappeared it's left dark patches on him which I am sad about. Whenever I stop the funbact a mixture the eczema returns. I have taken him to a child dermatologist here in the UK but everything they prescribe (which I was using diligently before a friend told me about funbact A) doesn't work. He also reacts really bad to shear butter. They prescribed Epiderm, elocon, hydromol, oilatium none works. I want to stop funbact A mixture as I'm not happy when I see his skin. He is 3 years old. Any idea or help on what I can use to clear it would be greatly appreciated. Oyinbo doctors here say Eczema no get cure that it will clear in its own time so it's just managing it that's key so it doesn't get worse. I thought it was dry skin but when I took him to Nigeria on holiday and the hot son hit hus skin then the patches came out a lot and I realised it eczema. Thank you very much Dee
ReplyDeletePoster 2
ReplyDeleteThis is simply Keratosis pilaris (ker-uh-TOE-sis pih-LAIR-is)it is a common, harmless skin condition that causes dry, rough patches and tiny bumps, usually on the upper arms, thighs, cheeks or buttocks. The bumps generally don't hurt or itch. Keratosis pilaris is often considered a variant of normal skin.