These can include corticosteroids, but the following home eczema treatment options may be best. 1. Light Therapy/Phototherapy. According to the National Eczema Association, phototherapy helps to calm inflammation, reduces itching, increases vitamin D production and helps fight bacteria on the skin. read more
Some of these triggers may originate from your home and others may not. Either way, you can find many solutions to these triggers in your home. Here are 10 of the best home remedies for eczema that experts recommend using to stop the itch, reduce the swelling, and erase the redness. RECOMMENDED: Click Here to See the Top-Rated Eczema Treatments 1. read more
Many home remedies for eczema involve oils, and while many people find great success with them, some do not. Vegetable glycerin sounds scary, but it has a sadly poor reputation because of its cousin, “regular” glycerin. Glycerin, or glycerol, is the backbone of lipids (oils and fats) and is usually a by-product in the soap making industry. read more
Certainly, eczema and other skin issues are complex conditions with a potential variety of causes, but there do seem to be some common things that help (both dietary and other). In our family, our son struggled with eczema off and on for a long time before we were finally able to get rid of it. read more