ECZEMA TREATMENT

The following medications are most commonly used to treat eczema:
Antihistamines such as diphenhydramine which is used to help decrease the amount of itching. These medications may cause drowsiness. Some new antihistamines are also available that do not cause drowsiness;
Topical steroid creams used to help to decrease the inflammation in the skin, thus decreasing the itching and swelling. Many topical steroids in various strengths are available. Steroids, if overused, are potentially damaging to the skin.
Other topical treatments include Dermatitis-Ltd.
Other options include oral antibiotics; oral cyclosporine designed to suppress the immune system; phototherapy; topical immunomodulators which are a new class of drugs for the treatment of eczema. These drugs are used topically to alter the immune response.

Dyshidrotic eczema appears as intensely itchy blisters on the hands, fingers and soles of the feet. When it affects the hands it’s called cheiropompholyx and pedopompholyx when it affects the feet. Dyshidrotic eczema is also known as pompholyx, keratolysis exfoliativa, or vesicular eczema of the hands and/or feet. The cause of this pattern of eczema is not fully understood but in some cases there is a history of allergic contact dermatitis especially to nickel. Very often no specific allergen is found despite extensive patch testing. Dyshidrotic eczema is aggravated by stress.

Refractory is a severe eczema which does not respond well or improve with the more common therapies. Your doctor may wish to try to treat your condition with a more arressive treatment regime involving one or more of the following:
•Phototherapy (ultraviolet therapy)
•Systemic (oral) steroids
•Coal tar
•Oral immunosuppressants

Here are some tips to help you manage your eczema this summer season:
• Avoid using washcloths, rubbing, scrubbing or overuse of soap
• Pat – don't rub – your skin dry
• Soak for no more than 10-20 minutes in a lukewarm bath
• Moisturize daily – be sure to use moisturizers that are free from harsh dyes and heavy perfumes
• Apply a moisturizer within three minutes after your bath

Dermatitis-Ltd III contains a high percentage of active ingredients. More than 99% of the ingredients work to improve your skin condition.The ingredients are:zinc oxide: Topically applied zinc has been used for decades by various medical physicians for the treatment of inflammatory skin conditions. They have used zinc either as the primary ingredient or in conjunction with other anti-inflammatory medications. Currently, zinc is found in several different active forms in hundreds of over-the-counter skin care products. Topically applied zinc has been shown to have a potent anti-septic effect (Drs. Provost and Farmer). More specifically, evidence suggests that zinc has anti-bacterial and anti-fungal actions, as well as mild anti-inflammatory actions (Drs. Rock, Wilkinson, and Ebling).sodium chloride: Sodium Chloride has long been well known for its anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory actions, by which they reduce redness better than antibiotics, and their vascular constrictor action, which reduces overall skin redness.magnesium stearate: Magnesium Stearate has long been well known for its anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory actions, by which it reduces redness better than antibiotics, and their vascular constrictor action, which reduces overall skin redness.polyethylene glycol: Helps the ingredients to glide smoothly and easily over the skin to reduce irritation.iron oxide: assists in drawing toxins and oils from the skin. Because of its drying nature it is effective in treating poison ivy/oak reactions and for rashes. It may also help reduce wrinkles and signs of aging, will exfoliate and soften the skin. Safe to use on face and body, iron oxide will reduce impurities and draw out toxins.copper oxide: Copper Oxide: has long been well known for their anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory actions, by which it reduces redness better than antibiotics, and its vascular constrictor action, which reduces overall skin redness.sulfur: Because dermatitis is a chronic disease, treatment must usually be continued for a long period of time. For this reason, Drs. Blom and Hornmark were interested in a non-toxic, topically administered treatment that would be as effective as orally administered drugs such as antibiotics. Sulfur is known for its anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory actions, by which it reduces redness better than antibiotics, and its vascular constrictor action, which reduces overall skin redness.

Varicose eczema or stasis dermatitis occurs in the middle to late years of life and appears on the lower legs. It is caused by poor circulation. It is also called stasis eczema. It affects the ankles, which become speckled, itchy and inflamed. It is frequently treated with emollients and steroid creams. If untreated, an ulcer may develop.
A common problem that is associated with varicose ulcers is contact allergic eczema caused by medications applied to the skin such as steroids, topical antibiotics, lanolin and also preservatives in various preparations. If this is suspected, skin patch testing may help to identify the problematic substance.

Considered to be one of the more common types of eczema; baby eczema is described as a red rash on the cheeks, chin, torso. The cause is usually thought to be environmental.A variety of things can contribute to cause eczema. Most commonly, the main cause of eczema is a general allergy of sensitivity (www.medinfo.co.uk). This results in atopic eczema and is associated with asthma and hay fever. Eczema can also result from skin contact with a substance that irritates the skin. Substances such as laundry detergents, soaps, diesel or engine oils, strong chemicals, cleaners, etc. commonly cause skin inflammation for individuals with eczema. Upon contact, the immune system reacts and will cause the skin to become inflamed, irritated, and very sore. Varicose veins can also cause eczema. This form of eczema affects the lower legs of individuals with poor circulation. Some foods have also been known to cause eczema.The most common form of eczema is atopic eczema. Atopic eczema is marked by dryness, thickening, excoriation, and even scarring (Hall 79). This chronic condition is not contagious; the cause is hereditary and usually begins in infancy as a rash on the scalp, face or upper extremitities of the baby. Atopic eczema is most commonly located in areas where the body bends or experiences contact thus creating friction that can cause eczema.

Dermatitis-Ltd III users generally a see visible improvement in the appearance of their skin within several days to two weeks. Almost all notice a substantial change within 40 days, and even more improvements after several months.
Dermatitis-Ltd III is formulated to avoid any reddening effect by calming the skin and minimizing the overactive blood vessels which can lead to redness. The appearance and feel of skin suffering from psoriasis, eczema, or dermatitis is improved within just a few days.
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