Natural Ways To Cure Your Eczema - 6 Tips

In this article, I have gathered 5 natural remedies for you to use as your tools to fight against your eczema

. All these 5 methods are proven to be effective eczema treatment and can be easily done by yourself at home.

Aloe Vera - You've probably hear of this, because its soothing properties are well known.

When using natural remedies you will have to get a few supplies, but most of them are much cheaper than the prescription drugs your doctor sent. It is probable that you have most of them already at home, in that case you don't need to spend anything to start your treatment.

Coconut oil is one of the most effective eczema natural treatment options that is available. You will be pretty soon having smooth glowing skin if you were to apply coconut oil on the affected area of your skin, twice a day. Coconut oil will gradually reduce the itching and burning sensation besides clearing ugly skin patches.

The first step is to find out what your allergies actually are. This can either be done from a skin test in a clinical setting, or you can monitor your own reactions with a diary of when the eczema flared and what you were doing/eating. This is probably harder to get an exact result however, it is possible, especially with food.

Marigold tea: It can actually relieve the itching, flaking and blistering effectively and prevent the attack eczema attacks. Cold temperatures and harsh climates can also trigger the symptoms of eczema. This is why you must also allow yourself moderate exposure to the sun, which will help relieve symptoms. The moderate heat helps kill harmful bacteria, which causes the irritation and helping it to spread. In some stubborn eczema cases, even some doctors would prescribe a few sessions in tanning booths. This is also called phototherapy. However, this should only be a last resort as too much exposure to the sun or heat will have harmful effects.

Bathe yourself regularly. Do you know that properly taking a bath or shower can help reducing your eczema condition and prevent more outbreaks? It's true, but under the condition that your bathing or showering should not take too long, and the water should be just warm, not too hot or too cold. No bath bubbles would be recommended. If possible, avoid using any soap, shampoo, or conditioner that contain perfumes or scents. Natural products would be the best. And one other thing, do not let your skin to dry. After your bath or shower, just apply natural creams or lotions in order to keep the moisture in your skin.

by: Charles Zoe

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