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By *oi93 OP   Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen

I know this isn't exactly what this site is for but a collective mind is stronger.

So I've kinda been out of action since summer 2018 due to my eczema, I was just wondering if anyone had any tips or advice to help me get my skin back in good condition so I can start enjoying myself again. Any advice is appreciated.

P.S to save time I'm currently on the uv treatment, and use aveeno and 50/50 at nights.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My son gets diprobase and emovate from the doctor. Also he needs to watch his diet. Anything with high coluring makes his skin worse. He also gets diprobath for washing

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

Manuka honey is meant to be good for healing skin.

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By *ittlemissnaughtybutniceWoman
over a year ago

Glasgow

Does your doctor not prescribe anything? Surely any prescribed emollients/treatments will be better than what you can get off the shelf?

R

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Does your doctor not prescribe anything? Surely any prescribed emollients/treatments will be better than what you can get off the shelf?

R "

Why have one doctor when you can visit forum and have a surgery full of them

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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago

Paisley

Get a referral to dermatology. GP can only offer so much. Check out your diet and see if anything aggravates it such as washing powder, etc

You can still meet socially if you don’t want to play. It’s good to socialise.

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By *ade and VanessaCouple
over a year ago

Central Scotland

GP and a referral to dermatology makes the most sense.

In the meantime, most adults are lactose intolerant and it can present as skin complaints. Try cutting out milk for a while (takes 3 weeks to clear the system) and see if it helps

V x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Does your doctor not prescribe anything? Surely any prescribed emollients/treatments will be better than what you can get off the shelf?

R "

My doctor told me all their prescribed stuff isnt that great and told me to buy L'occitane cherry blossom hand cream.. £16 a tube i wish it was prescribed lol and to be fair it does help

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By *awty MaxWoman
over a year ago

Edinburgh

You have to do what works for you and know what triggers it.

18 years I have been dealing with this condition with my son and we've tried all the medical creams and non medical creams under the sun... I just handed up making my own creams now.

Know your triggers. Get yourself tested for allergies. This will help you.

Use very little washing powder and go for the bio ones

Use gentle soaps/shower gel.

Clean and short nails, reduce scratching

Camomille tea bags compresses are good to calm the area if it's flaring up. Use the tea to wash your face if you have eczema there.

If you have acne be careful not to mix the creams together.

Cortisone creams. You should have 1% one for your body and only 0.5% for your face.

It thins the skin so just use with care.

I make my own. Base moisturiser, vitamin E oil and avocado oil or jojoba oil does help when you are not using the cortisone cream.

But get yourself tested for allergies that's a big help to know what can trigger it. Food like eggs fish tomatoes can be a trigger and things like leather or wool.

Hope this helps. Good luck OP.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Manuka honey is meant to be good for healing skin."

Eating it regularly too it’s like aloe Vera nature’s healer has to be active 15+ upwards

Most folk I know who have had good results have cut dairy out and a good tea tree shower scrub to lift the dead skin off is good again tea tree is another of nature’s pick I know we washed patients with mrsa using it and had great results they weren’t getting from antibiotics when I worked in nursing homes twenty years ago and I use it daily in shower I’ve always had great skin though

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By *othianGuy41Man
over a year ago

Livingston

I’ve been using childs fam baby moisturiser. Its worked wonders

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By *ugs and JunkCouple
over a year ago

Bellshill

I used to have terrible eczema. I started taking an evening primrose oil capsule every day and putting Himalayan salts (can get both in Asda) in my bath. It’s basically cured now apart from occasional flare ups

Mrs

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By *e DevilMan
over a year ago

Blantyre


"I know this isn't exactly what this site is for but a collective mind is stronger.

So I've kinda been out of action since summer 2018 due to my eczema, I was just wondering if anyone had any tips or advice to help me get my skin back in good condition so I can start enjoying myself again. Any advice is appreciated.

P.S to save time I'm currently on the uv treatment, and use aveeno and 50/50 at nights. "

I suffered badly from scorriasis for a long time , tried all the creams and shit on the market to no avail. Ended up buying a UV machine for my house and never looked back. Its NOT recommended by docs as im now at risk of skin cancers but im finding im hardly ever using it now . Keeping the condition at bay means minimal use. Dont confuse this mc with sunbeds. Your looking at 5k price tag and need just over a meter square space in your home. All medical advice will tell you NOT to do this though. It was simply a quality of life issue for me so my choice. This is not advice just what i done.

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By *oi93 OP   Man
over a year ago

Aberdeen

Honestly wasn't expecting such a fantastic response, I'm sorry to hear some of you are struggling with it yourself and glad that some of you have found what works best for yourself, I cant thank you all enough for some great things to try some I've never heard of I'll definitely be giving a go. Again I greatly appreciate everyone taking the time to reply it's sincerely appreciated.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Id recommend a lotion bar from beeswax Scotland. You can find it on facebook. I buy regularly from her and have had amazing results. All natural ingredients! She posts before & after pics from genuine customers too so you can see the results for yourself! Good luck

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By *ickygirl41Woman
over a year ago

Glasgow


"I know this isn't exactly what this site is for but a collective mind is stronger.

So I've kinda been out of action since summer 2018 due to my eczema, I was just wondering if anyone had any tips or advice to help me get my skin back in good condition so I can start enjoying myself again. Any advice is appreciated.

P.S to save time I'm currently on the uv treatment, and use aveeno and 50/50 at nights. "

Unfortunately the weather isn't a help but sea bathing was always what my family did with me during excema flare ups. Salt in your bath water helps but sea works best x

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