Tag: Eczema

If your baby has eczema, use coconut or sunflower seed oil to moisturize and ease symptoms. Also try adding colloidal oats, rice water, or chamomile oil to your baby’s bath to soothe the skin and prevent itchiness and inflammation. Moisturizing the skin frequently, avoiding irritants, and using anti-scratch mittens can help. Give your baby probiotics to ease eczema linked to food allergies.

Atopic dermatitis is severe eczema with symptoms like dry, scaly skin, redness, itching, rashes, etc. Dry skin, extreme weather conditions, stress, infections, etc are some of its triggers. Medically, it is often treated with creams, corticosteroids, antihistamines, and phototherapy. Taking care of the skin, managing stress, wearing loose cotton clothes, trying sea salt baths, and using lavender are some home remedies that may help.

You now have one more reason to enjoy your cup of yogurt! Fermented foods like yogurt (and probiotic supplements) have in them live microorganisms which...

Our skin is not always in its best condition and needs our attention from time to time. Although skin conditions such as acne and...

Antibiotics aren't always needed to tide through an illness. On the contrary, they might lead to antibiotic resistance and worsen your symptoms. They might also cause severe diarrhea and allergic reactions. Hence, knowing when to avoid them is important. Most respiratory illnesses, especially viral disorders, don't benefit from antibiotics. Antibiotic products don't benefit eczema, pink eye, or ear infections. Lastly, asymptiomatic bacteriuria is natural in older women and don't need any antibiotic treatment.

We’ve all been there. Flawless skin throughout the week and your skin breaking out right when you need for it to be perfect. Breakouts...

Rashes aren’t normal, so don’t ignore them. Hives mean that you’re allergic to food, plants, bug bites, or toiletries. Take an anti-histamine, especially if you have other symptoms. A sunburn is caused by overexposure to ultraviolet radiation, while a heat rash is caused by blocked sweat glands. If you have eczema, triggers like sweat or perfume can cause an outbreak. And shingles is caused by the same virus as chickenpox, which resurfaces decades later.

Eczema is the name for a group of conditions that cause the skin to become red, itchy and inflamed. It is a very common...

These home remedies sound bizarre but they do work. For instance, use the alcohol in vodka to kill odor causing bacteria on your feet. You can use lemon to treat nausea, especially morning sickness in pregnant women. Try out clove oil to ease a toothache or black tea to soothe a sunburn. You can use yogurt to treat a yeast infection as well as bad breath.

You probably thought that your baby’s skin is pretty much like other organs – fully formed before birth. In fact, your baby’s skin acts...

Rubbing banana peels on your skin helps reduce aging signs like wrinkles, age spots, and fine lines and soothe inflammation and itchiness due to acne, psoriasis, and eczema. Apart from that, banana peels can also moisturize your skin, reduce puffy eyes, and keep your skin protected from UV rays.

Eczema is usually treated with prescription creams and drugs. However, baking soda offers a cheap and natural remedy. It’ll calm irritation and prevent skin infections. To relieve scaling, make a lukewarm bath soak with baking soda. A compress soaked in baking soda and water will also remove damaged tissue. To avoid blistering and odor, make a paste with baking soda and almond oil. This will moisturize dry skin while controlling irritation.

Growing Stinging Nettle? Yes. Grow! You may have had unpleasant experiences with this plant. The stinging irritation when it comes in contact with your...

Apple cider vinegar is one of the world's favorite home remedies. There are several ways you could use ACV for your health and not just in the kitchen. It can help reduce blood sugar levels, treat arthritis, reduce eczema, and prevent heartburns. It can also whiten your teeth, prevent hair fall, get rid of dandruff, and stop your hiccups.

Do you feel bloated and uncomfortable? Do you develop rashes or itching after a meal? Ever wondered if the food you eat could be causing...