NATURAL HOME REMEDIES FOR ECZEMA (ATOPIC DERMATITIS) IN KIDS & ADULTS

Symptoms of Eczema :-

Contact Dermatitis :-

This kind of eczema occurs because the contact between skin with an allergen or irritants. There are 2 kinds of this Eczema: Allergies Contact Eczema: eczema that occurs because the skin contact with an allergen, such as: dust, fumes, animal dander, and more. Irritant Contact Eczema: eczema that occurs because the skin contact with irritants in the environment such as: soaps, detergents, perfumes.

Asteatotic Eczema :-

Asteatotic Eczema is a type of eczema that suffered by elderly. Asteatotic eczema has characteristic: cracked skin, usually caused by dry skin (loss of skin’s natural oil) and the over use of soap. This eczema usually appears on the ankle and usually occurs in the winter or in cold climates. This eczema also know as Eczema Cracquelée or Eczema Cracquele or Asteatotic Dermatitis.

Nummular Eczema or Discoid Eczema :-

Nummular Eczema usually suffered by adults who have a dry skin type. This eczeme has characteristic: coin shaped, red and scaly. This eczeme usually occurs on the arms and legs. This eczema is very itchy, and can be worsen at the excessive hot temperature.

Varicose Eczema :-

This eczema also known as Gravitational Eczema or Venous Eczema  or Stasis Eczema. This eczema usually affects older people. This eczema is caused by poor blood circulation and faulty valves in veins. The symptoms of this eczema are:  skin darkening, redness, swelling and itching. This eczema usually occurs in the lower leg.

Natural Home Remedies For Eczema (Atopic dermatitis) 

Olive Oil :-

Sandalwood :-

Sandalwood is very effective in treatment of many skin problems eczema, sunburn etc as it has anti-inflammatory, soothing, antimicrobial, and cooling properties that help alleviate irritated, dry and red skin. Moreover, it can help lighten up eczema scars naturally.

1. Add 1-2 teaspoon of pure sandalwood powder to half teaspoon of camphor powder and enough rose water or plain water to prepare smooth paste.
2. Apply this mixture on the affected skin area and leave it on for 30-45 minutes.
3. Then rinse off with cool water. Follow this remedy once or twice a day.

 Take Only Warm Baths :-

It is important for you to just think of taking warm baths as cold baths are not called for when you are suffering from skin irritation and eczema. A cold bath will make your skin dry up quickly. You also need to add in a few eczema soothing ingredients in your warm bath water to reduce the itchiness and pain that you are suffering due to eczema.