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You can try these non-medical remedies/ways to relieve your itch and discomfort: - If you know what triggers your eczema t be aggravated, stay away from them. Avoid fragranced products. These may aggravate your already sensitive skin. - Don’t soak. Try to avoid spending too much time in the water (showers, baths, swimming pools). - Moisturize early and often. This helps lock in your skin’s own moisture and prevents dryness and cracking. - Try to stay cool in the humid tropical weather. Try not to get too hot or sweaty as these are two of the most common eczema triggers. Wear loose, cotton clothes and avoiding synthetic fabrics, wool, or any material that feels rough to the touch. http://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy/whose-body/eczema-dermatitis.aspx

Avoid hot showers and baths, which can dry out your skin and make the itching worse. Use mild, unscented soap (some scents can cause irritation) and be sure to rinse the soap off well and towel off lightly. Take an occasional warm oatmeal bath. (You can buy oatmeal bath preparations in drugstores.) Slather on unscented moisturizer after you've showered or bathed. Try putting cool, wet compresses on itchy areas. Avoid going out in the heat of the day, since heat can intensify the itching. Wear loose, smooth cotton clothing.

You can try Emu oil. I use that for my eczema and I find it really effective. It's all natural and doesn't contain any steroids so that's really good. Find out more about the benefits from this local website. They sell it too. http://www.favemuse.com/

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