I didn't write any of that.
A gal from my work did.
I wrote the top part, and clearly stated that, LOL.
I'm merely passing on something that worked for someone else and her kiddos.
My eczema is far from gone, and covers 80% of my little body.
I know that I'm allergic to several things, which my eczema worse. I no longer eat those things.

my son is coveredf rom head to toe.. his hair is so thin from his scalp breaking out.. he's actully doing pretty good right now.. I use betamethasone, and Cetaphil.. and give him benadryl before bed so he doesnt itch so bad.. And I also do something like what u wrote aboutbut i just use regular gauze and an ace bandage... But only when its really bad because you cant do it too much...He came homef orm his father's th eother day all tore up because his father bought a dog, knowing he is allergic, I swear he can be such an ass

Bethamethazone saves my life.
Seriously.
I'm out however, and using some cream in a blue tube that Bayer makes.

Hello, my son has pretty bad eczema. I was prescribed Atopiclair for his skin and it seemed to help with the raised areas of his skin. He is still incredibly dry though and for that I use Eucerin lotion. I was told never to use johnsons products on him because they are "very drying" so I use Dove sensitive skin bars when he takes a bath. He was seen by an allergist a couple of weeks and he recommended that I soak him in the tub for 20 mins every night and then lather him up, head to toe, with vanicream. I will be trying that if the Atopiclair doesn't work. The Vanicream was bout $10.00 for a decent sized tub. You have to order it through your pharmacy, but you don't need a prescription. Good Luck!

My son has eczema and it is pretty bad, but it was worse when he was a baby. It would crack and bleed behind his ankles,knees, and the bends of his arms. We tried everything! Over the counter, perscription, aveeno, eucerin...everything. Then my mother in-law heard about some stuff on an AM radio station, so we ordered it. It's called Freederm HC. I used it like 3 times a day for a couple of days and it was gone!!!! They have a whole line of products online. Check out the before and after pics. They have changed the original formula though. so unless you ask specifically for the medicated formula...this is what helped my son so much, you will get a lesser strength version. I think the medicated kind has a steriod in it. We brought the ingredients to the pediatrician and he said go for it and let him know if it works. So he's actually recommending it to other kids. It has been my son's savior.

My beautiful baby boy was born a perfectly healthy baby. As a working mother, I had a perfect plan for him: breastfeeding/formula supplementation for 6 months, food introduction at 4-6 months, and then traditional milk and so on, and I stuck to that plan.
At 6-8 months, we started noticing blisters on his tummy area, nothing too severe. We kept it natural. At 8 months, he ate something at a restaurant, broke out in hives, was taken to ER, and our journey to food allergies, severe eczema, seasonal allergies, and digestive issues started.
What follows is a documented progression of my son’s condition along with pictures to illustrate just how severe his battle with eczema has become. (Please note that some photos may be too graphic for younger audiences.)
1 Year Old
At one year of age, skin tests showed allergic to every type of legume, grains and nuts, life threatening allergies to nuts, and delayed reactions to milk and wheat. Since it’s possible to get false positives at such young age, we didn’t change his diet much and his skin had mildeczema. We still fed him everything except foods that gave him hives or showed up high on the RAST and skin prick tests, such as cashews.
2 Years Old
At two years of age, body folds (such as neck and back of legs) covered in darker skin discoloration, and eczema on tummy area, inner arms, behind knees, diaper area, and neck, but nothing we still couldn’t control without medication. I do not have photos of his eczema at this point because it just wasn’t concerning enough to us.
3 Years Old
At three years of age, sudden clearing in winter, but severely hit in March:
My hope with this blog is to help other mothers out there with kids with eczema. Eczema is not a single point disease, it requires a strong management plan from all angles. So, you’ll find my experiences, my knowledge, my opinions, latest research, my recipes, and my emotions on this blog! http://eczemaliving.com/

My son is allergic to just about everything so Im very careful and she has itchyness.Its cleared by foderma serum.works immediately on itchy skin.

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