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- Atopic dermatitis (Eczema): Symptoms, causes, triggers and treatments (dermatology lectures).
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Eczema, or dermatitis, is a group of conditions characterized by inflammation of the skin. Among the many types of dermatitis, the most common is atopic dermatitis, also known as atopic eczema. Very often, when not specified otherwise, the term “eczema” is used to describe the atopic type.
Symptoms of atopic dermatitis include rashes, redness, scaling, and occasionally small blisters. Depending on the patient’s age, these patches may appear on the face, scalp, neck, inside the elbows, behind the knees, on the buttocks, hands and feet. The condition evolves in the form of recurrent inflammatory flare-ups followed by periods of remission. Flare ups can be triggered upon contact with irritants such as soap, detergents, rough fabric or certain foods. A dry atmosphere, changes in temperature, dental eruptions and stress are also common triggers. Over time, the skin can become thickened, bumpy and constantly itch, even when the inflammation is not flaring up. Atopic eczema usually starts in early childhood and MAY last into adult life. Most children outgrow the disease with age but their skin may remain dry and easily irritable.
Atopic dermatitis is an allergic disease. The cause is unknown but it is likely to involve genetic and environmental factors. Atopic eczema often runs in families whose members also tend to develop hay fever, asthma and certain food allergies. Most notable is the gene that encodes for filaggrin, a protein involved in water retention and is responsible for the skin barrier function. Mutations in the filaggrin gene cause dry skin and, as a result, a strong susceptibility to the disease. Eczema is NOT contagious.
There is no cure for atopic dermatitis. Treatments aim to relieve symptoms, reduce frequency of flare ups and prevent skin infection. A treatment plan may include:
- Lifestyle changes: bathe at least once a day but avoid soaps; wear silk clothing and avoid wool; avoid allergy triggers.
- Skincare: use oil-based, fragrance-free moisturizers to keep the skin hydrated during remissions.
- Medications: anti-inflammatory drugs such as steroid creams can be used during flare-ups. Antibiotics may be required if skin infection occurs.
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I get told by my parents every day ‘just put your cream on’ and ‘stop scratching, it’s not that hard’ but it’s so much more than that
They just do not understand what having eczema feels like mines is so annoying all they say is stop scratching or put on some cream
@@madisonmitchell4607 exactly and when I tell them that they’re just like ‘I do know what it is it’s just scratching so just stop’
This is sooo accurate. And my mum got eczema recently behind her knees and now she’s like I don’t understand how you put up with this. I feel sorry for you now. And mine is way worse than hers. Hers is nothing compared to mine
I had eczema for like two months last year and I used “Quadriderm crema” I recommend to people who recently gotten eczema however I don’t know if it will magicly solve other people’s skin who’ve had it for years.
IKRR OMG FINALLY SOMEONE WHO I RELATE
I had eczema since I was born, my eczema is so bad I pray every night to get better 😔
FOLLOW THIS TRUST IT WORKS WONDERS 1. For face use DERMACTIF a serum get from eBay, 2. Skin cream - 50% solid 50% liquid paraffin, washing- simple soap (that’s actual name ) , use your steroid cream once a day, for a week then stop, replace animal milk with plant milk,
Hello let me recommend this product is a natural you could get online help me with my daughter with the eczema thanks God
I was covered in eczema when I was born but now it's gone I had until I was 8 or 9 now am 11
tony tony,thank u so much!ill try to,try it out❤️
Manuel Herrera,thank your for letting me know I’ll try to use it if the other stuff doesn’t work!!❤️
hands up who has a eczema gasm when scratching
@@laurapritchard5598 what is that?
treehuger1978 yeah but then it’s worst and I get blisters
@@emilybri8379 I'm 20 y.o I got it in my hands, my neck, my belly, my ears, face, legs, bum it's so annoying the fact that there's no cure for it I wish they'd focus on this after they do the corona vaccine I can't even go outside I look like as if 50 sniper rifles with red dots just aiming at me
I do but I try not to scratch myself
@@practic4l349 I feel you bro
I pray to God I overcome eczema, I'm 19 now and it started when I was only a month old. All this is true, itchiness and rash on my face, behind my knees and on my elbow.😔
I can tell you what completely cleared off my eczema if you'd like
@@ellarose423 can u tell me???
@@ellarose423 please
@@pennywisecat1 well, they left you hanging but what cleared mine was a fat based diet, not low carb, no carb. Eat no grains, nightshades, beans, nuts, eggs, or anything with any sugar. I cant even eat factory farmed chicken because of all the corn they are fed. Once your sympoms clear up slowly reintroduce things. One thing at a time. I can now eat some brassicas, sprouts, berries, and mushrooms. I tried bell pepper last night but that was a nope :( hope this helped
I’m going to try Panacur. It is a dog dewormer, but I’ve been reading and doing research. Many cancer patients are being cured using Panacur, and their skin problems are clearing up to! I hope you do some reamsearch as I am. I’m going to try it.
ive dealt with eczema for like 7 years now. Everything in this video is completely accurate
@@isaiahwl8808 how did you treat yourself from it?
how did you treat yourself from it?
Ilyas Jamei you don’t? It’s not curable but you can treat it so it’s not bad for a while
I have had eczema for 12 years almost y whole life it hurts me
angel sanchez I’m pretty sure that some things work on others better then other people like I have a friend who also has eczema and she said she used lotion for it but My eczema gets worse with lotion (I feel like) and I use a special cream
I've controlled mine with no flare ups for 4 years. No dairy, no wheat, no sugary drinks, take cod liver oil capsules, and vitamins. And I drink green tea. I'm 49 and have eczema since birth. Finally it's under control.
Now you haven't eczema
For me, i take NAC and vitamin D. NAC is a precursor of glutathione that most of us eczema sufferers lacking of. For those who haven't found any remedy yet, try them
Which supplements or vitamins do you take
@@yolooo80 i recommend to take vitamin D
wow thx!
From my experience..
1) Lessen your stress. Think of it as skin boils and your skin needs moisture and your body needs water and PROPER FOOD DIGESTION and DAMAGE FREE INTESTINE.
2) Use moisturizer.
3) Start drinking more water ((NOT WHILE EATING - because it might cause IMPROPER DIGESTION)) than you usually drink even it is from the day you feel the start of first itching.
4)Lessen GLUTEN in your diet. I avoided taking TOO MUCH PROTEIN which I usually did before. I eat gluten and protein included food but NOT too much.
5)Avoid drying the skin using harsh soaps while bathing.
It helped me.. Hope this might help someone. I still get it but not too much and I'm able to control it.
I hate it so f****** much🤬 I just wanna live my life normally😩 everyone says to me “you’ll probably grow out of it” but it just seems to be getting worse as I get older 😩🥺
Omg I feel your pain sis. I can tell you how I completely cleared off my eczema
@@ellarose423 hey listen this is really weird, but I really need ur help. I am writing an essay on eczema and I would appreciate any help. Plz reply if u can help me I have a bunch of questions. Hope ur eczema gets better though.
@@alphaq83 oh I would love to help but I'm complatetely eczema free now :)
@@ellarose423 it's fine I just have some questions if u could answer.
1. Does consuming alcohol trigger or effect your eczema?
2. Does using hand sanitizers with 70 to 80 percent ethanol solution trigger or effect your eczema?
3. Does using hand sanitizers with 70 to 80 percent isopropyl solution trigger or effect your eczema?
If you could answer these questions, it would really mean alot to me. I am trying to find the relationship between applying alcohol and eczema in my research essay.
@@alphaq83 I never took alcohol in the first place because I'm underage and second of all I never used sanitizer on my body.
I hate how literally everyone is just like ‘just stop scratching it’ ‘put cream on than’ ‘It’s because you don’t put a lot of cream on’ ‘If you stop scratching it then it will get better’ ‘Do you want it to get better or not?’ Like they don’t know how it feels 😩
I always say this I can’t just stop scratching it’s not like a quite scratch somewhere it’s constant and they don’t know how it feels to just not scratch!!
Sometimes they need to know how we feel I’ve had it for about 5 years now and it’s so annoying when their like just stop scratching it will heal! NO IT WONT. Yes I’m aware that itching makes it worst but you need to an annoyingly specific lotion/cream everyday to put on it just to slightly heal then just get worst
AGREEED!!! It's so annoying!
They're like can appear here here here and here and I'm like "How about all of the above and more?"
I've had eczema for as long as i can remember, throughout my childhood it was commonly on my legs and arms. I remember once I couldn't bare to look at my eczema when it got so bad, I remember telling my mum it was scary. In the recent years, eczema has transitioned away from my arms and legs and have found a nice spot on my hands. During bad times, i couldn't wash my hands, since the eczema was constant throughout my hand it always felt like my whole hand was burning, including fingertips. Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night due to how itchy it is, another problem I've struggled with is scratching it in my sleep, I do a good job of not scratching it when I'm concious, but I can't control that, it really just sucks when you wake up with another rash bleeding. I just wish it would go away, but it helps that I can relate to a lot of you guys in the comments.
I have so many words in my head right now, but I don't know how to get them out. Thank you for this comment. I know it sounds stupid but I just needed to have someone to relate to right now. I've just really need this. Sorry if this is all confusing but again, thank you.
after you shower, rub shaving cream into the effected areas. It keeps my away. Any cheap shaving cream will do. Do it as a normal practice to keep it away.
I have it in my hands. It hasn’t bothered me in a long time thanks to shaving cream
Only ppl suffering from eczema understand the pain
My mum developed eczema for the first time in her life at age 87 last year in August 2020. She used to scratch her skin till it bled. This cycle continued intermittently for months with many different treatments. None of them worked. She developed a series of infections in her bloodstream from this in November and December which lead to her death as this went into sepsis. She passed away January 2021 💔
My condolences shelley cowan.
@@E-D-E2704 Thank you so much ❤️
I’m sorry 😞
@@clarabarreiros446 Thank you 💕
Rip mumma
I've been dealing with eczema ever since I was 1 year old. It's been affecting me throughout my life since then...it has affected me mentally and physically as well. Many factors such as my family, school, the outside world and even the internet throughout its false advertisement about reality, have affected me to the point of reaching depression and feeling awful about myself and my mere existence. It's bad, I know but as years have passed, it's gotten better but I still haven't fully - and I'm not sure if I'll ever will- recovered yet. It's been affecting me at my workplace now but I still try to manage my stress levels and my anxiety as much as I can. I've been diagnosed with Severe Asthma, Chronic Rhynitidis(?) and Severe Chronic Atopic Dermatidis. Despite changing doctors and medication it still hasn't gotten better for me as of yet, though whenever I get into the sea the sea salt helps me with my skin and almost everything on my skin is gone. But despite all of that, I hope one day the doctors will come with a permanent solution for this burden. I'm glad to read that many people with this problem have finished their journey and they're at a better place compared to where they used to be before. And even if the doctors don't find a permanent solution, I'll try my best and be patient with what I have and I'll remind myself that I'm not alone in this journey since many people may be still dealing with Atopic Dermatidis and may be in a worst state than me. I'd love to see more awareness of Atopic Dermatidis so people won't have to stare at us as some kind of freaks or feel pity on us, since we're our on fighters trying our best to cope and survive with that 'curse' that we carry (metaphorically). I wish you all a strong-willed journey and to remind yourselves that you're not alone and you'll never be! ^^
Hands up for all the people who had to deal with this shit
Heck, I remember when I was i Grade 5 and kept telling people “No, it’s not contagious. No, you won’t get it.”
I go to Tae Kwon Do, where you have to take your shoes off for class, I have really bad eczema on my feet so you can’t imagine my routine “that is eczema, no it is not contagious, and no I does not hurt right now”
Me too
@AnimeDragon
dude at school kids say I had Poison ivy poison even though it’s Eczema But as a kid they don’t know any better but mine hurts a lot I’m 22 I wish I was the lucky ones too be growing out of it I wish others were too
I hate how I had to put a plaster on my finger every single day because I didn’t want people seeing my really bad eczema on it. I used the plaster to cover the worst part of my finger which was where the cuts, blisters, water bubbles and rash was. If my own family was disgusted by it, then I can’t begin to imagine what people from school will think. I just didn’t want people to leave me or distant from me. Or act as if I’m an alien
Same experience here...don't worry we'll be fine one day
my eczema started about 3 years ago, ( i was 42 !). But i have had asthma as kid and teens, and allergic reactions to different food).
it is so frustrating .. i can’t imagine the suffering of my fellow eczema sufferers who have had it since babies.. ☹️
Drink 16 ounces of celery juice on an empty stomach every day, you will heal
I had very bad bleeding, pussy eczema throughout my whole body. I spent thousands on different dermatologists and creams recommended by word of mouth. Six months ago I saw a Facebook advertisement about a little yellow tube of cream with Chinese writing that gets sold on American online sight, I'm South Africa, tried, God sent. Eczema gone, still on disbelief
@@roshaanbrown9252 yes i know that one. I tried it as well few years back, and it did help. But some doctor in the UK was against it and said it contains some cortisone, which highly regulated in the EU. so the cream is banned in the EU area since 2-3 year ago, what a shame.
I have had eczema for many years in various different places. I'm not sure if it's just me, but common 100% coconut oil, applied once/twice daily (do not rinse it off) gets it off in a week or so and as long as I keep applying it, my skin remains pretty clear, whereas if I stop using it, it returns in like 2 weeks. I'm not saying this because I claim to know about a miracle cure for eczema... but if I can just help 1 person get better than that is enough.
@Bella M I am always in favour of natural alternatives cause even if they don't work, at least you have no side effects. Give it a try and you might also consider adding common aloe vera gel on top of coconut oil. It reduces itching a lot for me. Hope it helps
Bcoz coconut oil is antiinflammatory antifungal, contains good fatty acid, etc, even if it doesn't help clearing all together it will surely alleviate it....n if it's cold pressed Coconut oil, even better
I'll try it thank u for your advice
who else has random flare ups out of no where
I am beginning to think it is getting really bad because everyone is stuck inside, the sun helps a lot with it, and I remember by the end of summer each year it would be gone.
@@abird5575 may be the case. But for me, my work is outside and I flared the worst this year. In the past my dermatologist tried a test where I'd take a radioactive bath (but at a low amount that won't kill me) and my eczema went away for 4 years. But it just got worst. I've been flared up for 6 months now. I haven't had good sleep in soo long. It's also spread worst. I'm going for an allergy test soon to see if it's environmental. But I just wanna be cured fully. I'm tired of avoiding certain foods, weather, and fragrances. I've gotten a bit depressed as well, but I'm trying everything I can to get rid of it.
My eczema started a few years ago, I have it on my neck. Painfully itchy I believe is a good way to describe how it feels.
Drink 16 ounces of celery juice on an empty stomach every day, you will heal
My daughter also have severe eczema😔its hurt to see her suffer...hope Allah gonna heal her
I hate how I can never wear non sleeve t-shirts in public because people will be looking at my arms weirdly
IK😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😔
Same
same
Same 🥺😭😭😭
I used to feel that way, and I completely understand why anyone would. But after 22 years of living with it, I wear what I want, and if someone looks at my arms weirdly, I look at their face weirdly.
Excellent! It was a mystery to me- came and went for years. When the weather changes towards heat and humidity, flare ups occurred.
It did help a while for over the counter ointments, but rough fabric still made it itch. I'll try soap change, etc. Great public service, these videos.
I can tell you what completely cleared off my eczema if you'd like
You have same problem like me.i have problem with weather change..when is raining season I start inchting
In fact we have the same problem.i have big and round black spot on my legs ..what can I do.
@@ellarose423 plz tell me what you did to finish this.
Unknown cause and no cure?? I don't believe that. I am starting to understand that the biggest cause of mine is probably candida overgrowth. As I have changed my diet, my skin is finally starting to heal.
Misskoool people have found a cure that works with some people
Really how u cure your eczema
Use advanced TRS, pure body wellness extra strength or some other type of zeolite detox to clear up eczema for good.
@@DjHoodz1 What if I go back to my normal lifestyle eating anything I want? Will the eczema come back? For goodness' sake. HOW??!??!?!
@@shantaloupe4243 I don't fully understand it, but I believe that the removal of toxins, parasites and other harmful things cures the eczema. Could take months of detox to do, but like I said has worked for our daughter, it has been a work in progress. She is finally to the point where there is hardly any eczema on her cheeks, it's like a miracle because that was her main problem spot. The eczema she had on her arms and legs was the first to be healed and all that never came back. All I can say is why not give it a try? What is there to lose? It will either work for you or it won't. From countless testimonials I have seen about TRS working to cure eczema, candida, and many other problems in the body, it seems you can only benefit with some mild discomforts. Perhaps you will be able to eat whatever you want, but I am really thankful it has worked for our daughter.
I have more flair ups than remission periods.
I definentally know what that means 100% not lying and not being sarchastic
hi! if youre interested, i know something that could help with your eczema!
The first time i got eczema was on a small spot on my knee when i was 8. I applied colgate on the spot for a few days and it went away. Then I started developing eczema again when was 13 between my elbow and on my hands. I'm almost 16 and it is still there . I've realised that my eczema is gets itchy and swollen when i eat dairy products so i abstain from them as must as i can. The hydrocortisone creams help a lot but the ointments worsen things so i don't use them anymore. I also suffer from hay fever and i was just told today that hay fever causes eczema to flare up. I just hope i'll get better soon and i hope the same for anyone reading this:) JESUS HEALS❤💚
For those that are still struggling with Ezcema and looking for a remedy, you must make your body alkaline because it is currently too acidic. You can test this theory by purchasing PH strips as well and then begin following an alkaline diet. If possible get tested for food allergies/sensitivities as well through a blood test (not the scratch test) God bless 💚
Just to give everyone hope that it could be cured. Lots of scientists are working on a permanent gene therapy cure for all types of eczema for all ages, essentially re-writing the DNA that causes the skin to go dry and itchy.
Where did you hear about this?
Source otherwise it means nothing
When I shower my skin hurts badly and there’s nothing I can do :(
• Yellow Rose • me too it sucks :((((
Get something called epimax and put a blob of it on the place where u have rash then go in the shower it helps like sooo much the epimax might burn u a little but remember that means it's a good thing because its actually moisturising your skin 😊
Ruksana Siddiq my mom bought this moisturizer that says it is moisturizing and it burns when I use it but my skin stays moist as long as I don’t sweat because if I do it will sweat off and I’ll start itching
Same
Yeahhh true :( :( :(
we need more and more dermatology topics thank you very much
If you could be more specific about the topics, it would be much easier and faster for us to make them. Thanks for watching.
CHEMICAL PEELS- Glycolic Acid vs Salicylic Acid vs Lactic Acid vs TCA Peel. How each is different and affects the skin and how long peeling last for, and the results. Make it a bit lengthy or split the comparisons. :)
I'm studying treating eczema naturally and discovered an awesome resource at Takiras magic method (check it out on google)
drink 16 ounces of celery juice on an empty stomach every day, you will heal
Finally a video I can share with friends and family! Im always getting asked what happened to my daughter or occasionally dirty looks! This video explains it in a way I hope our friends and family can realize this isn't anyone's fault, just something we have to manage :)
I'm sorry people are dumb. Hope it gets easier.
I can tell you what completely cleared off my eczema if you'd like
@ItsMrsMcCoy As a baby I would get rashes if my dads relatives would hold me even though I get rashes my mom always tells them don’t hold me if they have perfume on they did it anyways you probably did the same with your family with your kid that has Eczema sorry if people look at your kid that way
The cause of eczema is an excess of the hormone histamine
And deficiency of the hormone diamine oxidase
I have moderate eczema, and have had this since I was 4 years old. One day, it got so bad that I begged my mom to skip school because I was afraid other kids would make fun of me. I have met people who say
“I have eczema” but they have like one bump which they call a rash 😂
Im so happy I can relate to people in the comments! I don’t know anyone like me.
Hi guys, if you're interested I can tell you what helped me with my eczema,
@@ellarose423 yes please
Zeolit u prahu i pijte
I had it in pre-kindergarten I was terrible
This video was so accurate and I feel like noone with eczema will never know how painful the experience is and I feel like when people say "stop scratching" it's not like we can't but the itchyness is so much that you are forced to scratch and at a point in time my skin was so itchy that my parents had to buy me gloves to avoid harming myself when I used to scratch in my sleep
I hope I out grow this, I can’t even wash my hair without breaking out. I been trying to find out what ingredients are triggering it but idk
What kind of shampoo are you using?
Keep a food diary and see if outbreaks are linked to foods you eat. When I eat food with corn or soy I get the blisters. When I eat wheat products, I get dry patches and cracking.
J S I didn’t take this in consideration thanks
Have you ever tried drinking a probiotic?
Use Neutrogena T-Gel, Bleach bath in luke warm water for 10 mins, rub emulsifying ointment on affected parts, then a lukewarm shower, no more than 10 mins, in really severe cases you need to wet wrap, so find tight or fitted clothing soak it in water and wear after shower for 30 mins
I have tried everything from creams to hydrocortisone cream but it doesn't seem to help. Recently, I listen to an advice from a Vietnamese family, I bought a aloe vera leave from the supermarket and cut it to get the fresh gel and apply to the affected area. Amazingly, only 3 days, the skin is heal no more itching so I would like to share this with you. One important thing is that you mush keep the area dry as much as possible. I hope it helps.
My eczema is getting to the point it’s embarrassing to show my skin. Nothing can help it no more, I’ve tried far too many creams. I’ve also got asthma which I heard makes it worse. I’ve had it since I was born and it’s making it hard for me at school with showing any skin. I do stress about things a lot and that makes it even more difficult. I pray every day that it gets better 😪 hopefully time does it’s magic.
you should look up the " itchy dozen foods"- this will open your eyes to some common triggers of itch. Which make your eczema symptoms worse alongside the actual eczema flare-ups. i still have eczema because i havent found out my exact trigger- also i havent fully given up dairy or wheat for a good period of time. BUT my itch is WAY down since learning foods that trigger itch in the body. OMG its all the healthy foods like leafy greens, avocados, cirus, tomatoes, meat! and fish!! so i still eat them- but i try to avoid layering several in one day/ one sitting. Hope it helps you gain some sense of control over your itch
@@carlasspicekitchen272 thank you! i’ll make sure to look. i do unfortunately still have bad eczema but nothing compared to a couple years ago
I relate so hard to this
everyone around me is having their childhood, while I am suffering. riding a bike? hand hurts. playing soccer? feet hurt.
I know exactly how this feels like, since I have eczema myself.
And trust me, it’s painful
Dermatitis is not a curable disease,plz don't vocabus
I hate myself I’m 15 and I have it:(
@@Shilpa1974 i’m 19 and have it
The best thing I've done for my eczema is not covering my body from head to toe in clothing! Once I started wearing shorts and no sleeves, my eczema started to heal better and slowly fade
I’ve had eczema since I was 6 weeks old, I’m 19 years old now and still struggle but recently I’ve FINALLY found a cream that doesn’t burn ❤️ I was bullied since I was tiny
What's the name of the cream?
@@sephorawanga8147 it’s called epimax x
What the name of that cream
@@irenecapuno721 epimax
I'm sorry you had to deal with that. Been a long road for me as well. I wish I could say I hope the people who bullied you ended up with eczema also, but honestly I don't think I could wish it on my worst enemy
Im a parent of a 2 year old who’s had eczema since they were 4 month’s old. We’ve gone to countless hospitals to treat my son and we’ve been doing every treatment possible. This battle is so stressful on him and also on all of his family. This is such a horrible disease god bless any of you who have this disease. This is an every day battle.
Thank you I appreciate it
Hello 👋
Having eczema is really annoying and will turn out your mood in an instant especially when you are exposed to an environment with changing temperature too hot/too cold.
Using different creams or medications is a big risk in this kind of condition without prescribed of an expert.
If you experience this like mine i do consult first to a dermatologist.
After that she suggested 3 medications and after applying it for 1 week
my eczema was gone i do apply it continously so that it will never get back again.
Hope this helps that you need to consult a professional dermatologist first before doing or taking actions
I hate how it was always p.e in school and I always have to make an excuse or wear a long sleeve t-shirt underneath just to cover all the eczema
Don’t worry what other people think about you, perhaps most people don’t even have eczema they have asthma which is permanent eczema.
I have been dealing with eczema for 2years now and still dealing it is so hard
Since age 2 to till date I am having this problem... no doctor never answered this clearly... great job 👍🤟🤟
*when your in a bath full of calamine lotion*
I’m 14 now. In 8th grade I’ve had eczema for a year now since beginning of 7th grade. I’ve had it when I was a kid and it went away for about 11 years till I have it now again on the back of my legs and on my elbows. The creams I use helps a lot and it barely itches hopefully I could fight off again 🙏
i feel u bro i’m a sophomore and it’s gotten worse
does anyone else have this issue where you once had a really bad inflammation but after treated it, it dies down until it looks gone but you look under like a lamp or something, the patch where it used to be is ‘shiny’ or it glows way brighter than the normal skin?
I've had eczema ever since I was a baby and it's so hard to take care of considering I barely have motivation to do anything, plus it keeps me up at night when it itches and stuff. My parents always say I should just not scratch it. I would not scratch it if it was so easy bro
“just don’t scratch”
god i hate this sentence. it’s not that easy.
Eczema is a tricky condition to deal with! Creams are very helpful and there are also things you can do within your diet to help as well!
Dear friends v important avoid stress & anger , stay calm & do méditation , take Zinc , vitamin D ,keep your intestines clean
true!!! your words are golden, it worked for me.
I couldn't help but scratch and peel of my eczema skin
ღGalaxy_Chanღ my ezcema is depressing me it got worse the past 2years
hi! if youre interested, i know something that could help with your eczema!
I had eczema for like two months last year and I used “Quadriderm crema” I recommend to people who recently gotten eczema however I don’t know if it will magicly solve other people’s skin who’ve had it for years.
This video is the best with every possible information. I suffer from Eczema behind my elbows and on the side of my Right hand. The Doctor gave me a medical cream that works good, the Eczema clears up in 2 days but later comes back from my skin being dry so I end up scratching causing it to come back as it turns into rashes.
Hello. Here in Cyprus we make a Cypriot traditional recipe with water and flowers essence. It has anticeptic properties and helps the skin to be healthy.
I’ve dealt with eczema since I was three it’s hard because when I’m in class I keep itching my arm and behind my leg
I hate how whenever I get into the shower, my skin burns and stings. And I can’t even put body wash on other wise chemicals will get into my skin. And I could only use one hand to rub the shampoo in since the other had eczema on it
Eczema is a diet issue!!! I struggled terribly for much of the last 3 years, losing countless hours of sleep, enduring more pain than I could explain, scratching myself to no end, and avoiding people countless times out of discomfort and shame. A couple months ago I learned that it stemmed from my diet, and I've been learning what my body likes and doesn't like, and it has been making a world of difference! It seems to me that my triggers included gluten, eggs, and sugar. Do your own research (there's plenty of material on UA-cam, reddit, etc), don't listen to most doctors, and find what the cause is because eczema is absolutely curable! Also, I highly recommend taking a collagen supplement and a good probiotic (AG1 for me). God bless all of you in your recovery!!
One time when i was working at taco bell the skin around my beard and neck on my face started to flare up. After hours of heat from the food line hitting my face the itch became unbearble and i went to the bathroom.
I didnt even make it in and ending up rubbing the extremely itchy and dry area. I tried realy hard not to scratch but it felt so good that i ended up digging my nails in and i almost moaned out loud haha. I didnt care who might have walked up i was in a trance.
Afterwards i looked down and saw a lot of skin flakes on my shirt i was shocked cause i never had excema on my face. I ended up putting water on it to help with the scales but that made it way worse. My neck looked red and patchy afterwards with disturbing black dots everywhere due to my beard hair sticking out of the itchy patches.
How are you know
The way of treatment is quite simple for me who suffered eczema for 6 years and finally cured, just stay away from industrialized zone and sleep early, I used to be highly allergic to hot pepper and seafood since 16 yo, which will cause rashes on my right hand for sure, even if I just avoid to eat them dermatitis on my hand still kept happenning, then I moved from China to Australia for three years and visited hospital in Sydney Uni, neither DXM nor mometasone could help, I did the research so many years in order to find a way to cure, I found that the mechanism is that when I sleep late, some certain enzyme in intestine failed to react at a certain night time interval , due to incorrect body temperature, foreign protein could penetrate intestine and goes into blood and generate IgE, which could casue rashes ,itching and overreact of the immume system.
So I should just sleep early for real. If this actually works I love you.
my mom told me i had eczema when i was a baby, it went a way and it suddenly came back like 3 and half years ago 😭 and its so annoying. At this point i don't even like show my legs and my arms anymore cause the bumps & marks. I've tried everything to the medications and home remedies, I stopped with the medications because they work for a little while then stop working, also when it does go away it would come back in different spots, like now its on my chest, back, forearm & legs spots it's never been at and it's annoying af 😤 and with the home remedies idk what to really try because i don't want mess up my skin even more because im sensitive 😭😭😭 eczema sucks and i just want it to go away. 😕
I had it now and praise God there's a solution for it. The doctor recommended me to use Hypo soap, betamethasone Valerate/Gentamycin Sulfate, meds lorarex for the itchiness and the anti histamine tablets. And my face is getting better and better. Hope and pray for complete healing. 😇😇😇
Ok. I have doubts. My mom told that when I was a baby, she saw a little pink point on my chest and she got worried because it didn’t go away and kept getting bigger. So, she took me to the doctor and he said it was eczema. So I got a surgery at 2 month old to get ride of it. Does an actual surgery exist to get ride of eczema? I mean, I read the comment of people living with it and using creams for years to deal with eczema. And I got suspicious. I mean, I have a big, enormous scar on my chest that prove the surgery but… can you get ride of eczema by surgery?
I was born with eczema but I never noticed it until I was about 7 when my knees were feeling itchy. Now it gets worst, I’m 15 now and every time I get out of a bleach bath, my whole body flakes dry dark brown skin. My mom keeps telling me to put Aquaphor on but it drys up easily. What should I do to to stop my skin from flaking? 😢
When treating rly severe or dry skin, aquaphor should only be used as a supplement. It doesn't rly do much on its own. Personally, I used both triamcinolone and aquaphor after a bleach bath. Idk, thats just my experience tho, you should definitely consult a dermatologist about it.
I suggest you should use epimax, it helps moisturize the skin and prevents it helps soothe the pain when you're taking a shower.
Gotta question, does anybody get scales on their hand like it looks like reptile skin, if so I would like to know what it is
WarmStorm 504 I do and sometimes I call myself a turtle 🐢
My cousin has eczema and he got this lotion from a farmer’s market that works like crazy. I couldn’t believe it, but the really red itchy areas were gone within 2 days and visible results within hours. If you have eczema you must try this stuff out, I think the website is hamsaheal dot com.
It’s called elephant skin and it is thickening of the skin due to excessive scratching.
hi! if youre interested, i know something that could help with your eczema!
I had eczema for many many year and disappeared when I stop eating gluten and milk. Not sure which one was causing my eczema the gluten or the milk.
cant get a good rest at night. Thanks to that i have insomnia.
Hi! My advice is to put an oil such as olive oil or coconut oil on the eczema’s spot before going to bed, so you have time to fall asleep without feeling itchy. Sleep is important also because it helps to restore the skin balance.
There is a cure for eczema by using natural herbs and adjusting your current diet to contain non inflammatory foods. People that use this natural remedy do not continue to suffer from it.
Western doctors do not practice these methods, therefore they are only able to advise from their research.
People always say I am blushing because I have eczema
I also have eczema. But my routine for my skin is 1 hour per cup water in daily, wash yourself with no hot water. Kept put some gel and cream every 2 hours. Also take note on eat many fiber and fruits as you can
How are you now..is it worked?
@@Knoxville._1233 it's work but remember ezcema can return and won't go away whenever weather or intake food cause
I have eczema since birth, luckily mine isn’t that bad. But it’s left a lot of scars. I haven’t had a breakout for 2 years until a few months ago, on my face, arms, and legs. Though it’s slowly healing.
I hate how I can never wear knitted or certain materials because it feels so itchy against my skin. So I just had to throw them type of clothes away
Eczema is caused by leaky gut. I suffered over 10 years before changing my diet for low carb. Quit oats, cereals, pasta and high starch products like rice and potatoes and switch to a healthy fat. Coconut, olive and avocado oil is the way. Cut those sugars down as well as milk and start to consume good fats. Cold therapy helps as well (Ice baths etc)
It's really not that simple for a lot of people though... I'm glad it worked for you, but it's not caused by the same thing for everyone
@@jessicamacaulay7462 you're absolutely right. I found out that there's another thing that helps as well. Using olive soap 2 times per day. morning and evening and putting some almond oil to your skin afterwards. It works for many people!
@@FysioTutor worth a shot, I appreciate the tips
I hate ezcma I have to deal with this for so long I hope one day it stops I hope everyone having a great day
Water fasting very good. Make sure you are drinking enough water at any case. Diet. Chocolate was bad for me. Dairy. Water fasting good for healing skin much faster. One you won't hear from your doc is to ask yourself if you are addicted to moisturizer for relief. My trick for this is to wean yourself off excessive moisturizer, too much application can dirty the skin. Remember, focus on more water intake, and healthier diet.
I’m 22 and it hurts bad I’m itching 24/7 and I’m now learning about it like it has something to do with our immune system and people can grow out of it or it stays the rest of your life as a baby my mom would put lotion on so I was a slippery baby my dads relative would touch me even though my mom told them don’t if you have Perfume on still they did it anyways and I had rashes all over my baby body just because people wanted to hold me wtf still they didn’t care well my dads Relatives do suck we don’t have any contact with them well that was my Eczema story we probably have lots in common as a kid with it Relatives relatives giving us rashes 😭🇺🇸
you should look up the " itchy dozen foods"- this will open your eyes to some common triggers of itch. Which make your eczema symptoms worse alongside the actual eczema flare-ups. i still have eczema because i havent found out my exact trigger- also i havent fully given up dairy or wheat for a good period of time. BUT my itch is WAY down since learning foods that trigger itch in the body. OMG its all the healthy foods like leafy greens, avocados, cirus, tomatoes, meat! and fish!! so i still eat them- but i try to avoid layering several in one day/ one sitting. Hope it helps you gain some sense of control over your itch
Oh my God I wish it get rid of my eczema I'm I've had it since I was 12 this is torture
I agree, Mine was when I was a baby, Im 13 this year, And it keeps getting worst!
I had it since I was 9 year's old
I use Triamcinolone Acetonide. I have Atopic dermatitis and its helped A LOT u should check with a doctor, and this is a steroid that u put on the skin so don't use if you're not comfortable with. Good luck✨😌❤
@@heyimmary1876 I do have to say though that you must not stop using it or it's very possible that steroid creams or whatever your using will only temporarily work. This is coming from someone with severe eczema that had to drop the steroids and went through a lot of pain and itchiness because of it
Kandy Kat Thank you, ill take the advice
Thank you for the info, may God bless us all. ❤
I’ve had this since I was born and still do. It’s not easy but I am getting through it.
Drink 16 ounces of celery juice on an empty stomach every day, you will heal… toma zumo de apio en ayunas todos los días
How old are you now
I have eczema too..when i was 6 months it started. Now I'm 16..but still same...everyone says it will be fine when I'm maybe 20 year or 25
I have it in my inner elbows and back of my knees
Omg I know what can help you. It completely cleared off my eczema
I hate it when I could only use the non fragrance creams that doctors gave. Like I had to throw away all my fragranced nice ones.
Im 15 now... And im dealing with this since last year especially in my face, wanna get over of this immediately, im kinda insecure cuz of that tbh :(
I am suffering. Last 8 months eczema.. Before Eczema i suffered acne face that time i had gone Dermatologist but not impact i am very worried about my face and eczema.. I am 25 years old plz and plz suggest me wht can i do for my acne redness puss pimples and eczema plz mam
My son has this exact condition he's close to 4 now, it's a nighmare Iv'e tried so many creams and treatments there's no use.I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy, it's hell, especially at night they scratch ALL NIGHT long, I haven't slept properly in close to 4 years now.
I have been suffering with ezcema since age 5 now I am 24 today it's been much more worse than ever.
Doc's told me the eczema would go away on it's own, I think they just tell that to people to calm them down
@@theteacher3148 If your lucky it might go. I did Homeo treatment for 2 year then I didn't have ezcema for almost 5 years and when it returned it was a nightmare and still it is. Treating ezcema needs time while your away from home and working it's difficult to manage it. The climate and surrounding changes makes ezcema worse.
Same here! It is not the worst illness but I need my sleep. I recently started using gold bond eczema cream on my son and it does relieve the symptoms a bit. I usually apply it right after I pay dry him when there the skin is moisture. Hope they can grow out of it.
the thing is whenever you have nothing to do that's when you start scratching before sleep, in the shower if you're thinking about something /r/showerthoughts. When you're spaced out, in the toilet you get stretched every second and it's annoying as hell.
Hmm i really want to grow up normally like my friends 😢
Me tooo
Excema left my back looking like a chessboard
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calamine lotion stops the itching
I had ts when I was a baby&&this is lifelong disease for me it's now permanently on my right eye I have medicine to keep it it from flaring up but it will always come back as long as I live not as bad as it was when I was kid cuz it was very painful to move when I was kid
I can tell you what completely cleared off my eczema if you'd like
@@ellarose423 Oh I have ointments from the doctor dat helps it from flaring up the strongest one they said
@@novakashi6470 yeah but those are for stopping flare ups. I'm talking of permanently reversing eczema for good.
@@ellarose423 where
@@novakashi6470 alright. So I got acquainted with a USA company called PURE. And they deliver a health system( in product form) that completely cleanses, balances and builds the body. Therefore ridding it of any impurities, toxins, illnesses, diseases and completely replacing it with vitamins, nutrients , antioxidants and the rest! Just taking these products is responsible for the reversal of many illnesses today like diabetes, high blood pressure, AUTISM, yes autism, colon cancers and skin conditions like yours! But do you reside in the USA?
I've had eczema my whole life I mainly get it on my scalp,elbows,behind my knees,on my face
I can tell you what completely cleared off my eczema if you'd like
@@ellarose423 how
Connect back with nature - That's the best way to deal with it. Get more outdoors, keep your skin moist, not too much AC or heating (use a humidifier). Use less heating and less AC wherever possible.
Rip me I had eczema for 11 years and ever since I was born ;-; h a l p
Have you ever tried drinking a probiotic?
CrAcKhead _crazy try use natural oil because it’s working
I have red skin and it be makin be win ahhhhhhh yaaaa😈
I get it all the time on my inner knees and elbows, it itches so bad. It is unbearable to not scratch it
I have it right now and I don't feel comfortable, I always scratching and my body feels 🔥. I try not to scratch but I can't control my hands. I hate this I always put petroleum jelly that they recommend to apply to my neck but still itchy. Please help me
corticosteroids are great. otc hydrocortisone, and if your skin is too bad for that, dermatologist can prescribe cat 6 steroid such as triamcinolone / fluocinolone acetonide.
I have eczema :( I had for my whole life (10 years)
Sorry to say that it might be another 10 yrs for you.... Mine never went away. It's for lifetime. I never had much passion for life except seeing my favorite gay couple That's it.
Ok :(
@@nointernet7276 Trust me, you can cure it. Eczema is the cause of lymphatic fluid flooding and evacuating through the skin. We think that there is no cure for it, but there really is. Our body consumes things we're not supposed to consume, hence why all of these issues (which include eczema) appear.
Ok..
Man i feel bad for you for having this thing your strong im not and i cant bare with this exima thing on my right foot below 😬😬.
What is eczema?
Destruction of skin !
I have deal with eczema and become worst when pregnant now. Here is the tip: Put cream with brand "suu balm" for maintain use cream cetaphil or Qv. Then use baby soap bar, also dead sea salt put in water before bath. Use calendula oil and olive oil too every 2 or 3 days. Last use ice cube for reduce scratching
Took me 27 years to find out I had eczema. As a teenager I always had it inside the elbow. In my 20s I started get two red patches under my lips. And recently I had small blisters on my hands.