How to Reduce Eczema Itching
Eczema is a painful and itchy skin condition in both adults and kids. It causes red rashes and can be embarrassing. See the steps below to reduce eczema itching and rashes.
Instructions
Try to figure out what triggers the eczema rashes, which is most likely an allergy. Is it a food, a certain cleaning product, the cat? Do what you can to avoid whatever you are allergic to.
Avoid scratching the eczema. Scratching causes the rash to get worse and will cause more itching.
Keep the eczema rash areas moisturized with a gentle but thick moisturizer. Moisturizers keep the area from being dry which compounds the eczema itching.
Do not take long hot baths or showers. The heat from the water dries out your skin and can make your eczema extra itchy.
Avoid overheating or sweating because it can make your eczema extra itchy.
If your eczema is severe, go to a dermatologist who specializes in eczema treatment. There are many different treatments available.
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