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TDF 05-31-2004 09:24 AM

questions about eczema
 
I have been trying to find out information on the net about this skin condition and I am wondering if maybe any gfy'ers know about this first hand. My nephew was born with it and it leaves these painful looking rashes and since he's a baby we have to keep him from scratching himself. Is there a cureall for this and what helps the condition?

Ian 05-31-2004 09:27 AM

No cure. Medicine doesn't even know what causes it. Cortisone relieves the symptoms in adults. Ask your doctor if it's safe for children. :)

Marcus Aurelius 05-31-2004 09:29 AM

there are salt bath treatments you can buy, dead sea salt I believe is the name of it, seems to dry the stuff up a good bit but the sad thing is there is no cure. Lots of lotion, no extremely hot baths or showers, and alot of natural sunlight and outdoor time will help keep it under control.

LadyMischief 05-31-2004 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian
No cure. Medicine doesn't even know what causes it. Cortisone relieves the symptoms in adults. Ask your doctor if it's safe for children. :)
Generally cortisone isn't used in children because it's a steroid and can cause fertility problems later in life. In minute doses it's pretty harmless.

TDF, some aloe vera might give a bit of relief, or perhaps some oatmeal bath or lotion.. Check your local pharmacy and ask what they recommend :) Good luck.

stev0 05-31-2004 09:32 AM

Gotta apply lots of expensive creme... that's all i know.

Jman 05-31-2004 10:01 AM

My ex wife kid as eczema, Aveeno makes a product (not sure what the name) was a powder we put in his bath.... Use to sooth his skin and make his eczema much better.

directfiesta 05-31-2004 10:05 AM

I am no doctor... tough I often use speculums .....


Check this out:

http://www.elidel.com/index.jsp?checked=y

LexiLexxx 05-31-2004 10:06 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by JMan
My ex wife kid as eczema, Aveeno makes a product (not sure what the name) was a powder we put in his bath.... Use to sooth his skin and make his eczema much better.
Aveeno, is a great product!!!

:thumbsup

Edguy! 05-31-2004 10:09 AM

A lil english cream called Sudocream...if they still sell it. Cleared my cousin's one right up

PrivateIvy 05-31-2004 10:11 AM

There is a new creme that is safe for infants...stops itching and helps heal because it can leave scars...can't remember what the name is but they have commercials for it on TV all the time now.

Ivy

Lauren 05-31-2004 10:12 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by toodamnfli
I have been trying to find out information on the net about this skin condition and I am wondering if maybe any gfy'ers know about this first hand. My nephew was born with it and it leaves these painful looking rashes and since he's a baby we have to keep him from scratching himself. Is there a cureall for this and what helps the condition?
you should try sea salt based ointments and a regular visit to the beach might relieve him as mush as 50% of the discomfort he's having:winkwink:

rounders 05-31-2004 10:34 AM

You can try cetaphil as an alternative for taking baths all the time.

NoCarrier 05-31-2004 10:47 AM

A new cream came out last year called Elidel.

It does not contain Corticosteroids and it's safe for toddlers (2 years and up)

But you need a prescription.

Excellent site :

http://www.elidel.com/

stocktrader23 05-31-2004 10:51 AM

My son has it but he only broke out for the first year. Haven't seen a spot on him in a long long time.

fatbaby 05-31-2004 11:02 AM

TDF.. as has been said.. there is no cure... which sucks... I've been suffering with it for 8 years....

Be sure that he is switched to a 'skin safe' soap.. DOVE is the best... besides that, you go to a skin doc and get some creams...

things like Benadryl help short term... long term... you just itch!

;-(

fatbaby 05-31-2004 11:08 AM

OH.. and they make a skin cream called CETAPHIL thats available over the counter.. its good to keep the skin moist in those rash area's...

TDF 05-31-2004 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by NoCarrier
A new cream came out last year called Elidel.

It does not contain Corticosteroids and it's safe for toddlers (2 years and up)

But you need a prescription.

Excellent site :

http://www.elidel.com/



excellent site. I want to thank each and every one of you who have icq'd me with your experiences and products you use.It pains me to see a lil child trying to scratch all the time..I wish science can find a cure for this condition:ak47:


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