Treatment of eczema comes in all forms. It can involve surgery, or on the other hand cream or gel application. Whatever it is, sufferers are in pursuit for the most effective, even economical and reasonable cure for the curse (which some people refer to as such).
First things first, what is Eczema?
Eczema is a chronic skin disorder which is manifested by having red, scaly, dry, very itchy rashes. Sometimes the skin may even be blistering or crusting. Sufferers usually retreat to covering affected areas as it makes them, and other people uncomfortable. Simply put, it is not the best sight to see.
Nowadays, with the advent of several medical breakthroughs, sufferers of eczema are presented with myriad of treatments of their preference, according to their budget, belief, or just plain choice. One of the most effective way of treatment is to go natural. There are creams and gels that they can apply on affected areas. These are usually coming from herbal extract of chamomile and witch hazel. German scientists conducted an in depth study on the effectiveness of such, and it has returned positive results.
There is also Hydrocortisone which is more geared towards reducing the itch which sometimes can be so uncomfortable and needless to say, unbearable. There is also another ointment called Protopic which is steroid free ointment specially made for those with moderate to severe eczema.
Some prefer the most advanced medical procedure. Recently, there is this treatment called Phototherapy. This works the same as a tanning bed, only the lights are not making you as tan as Pamela Anderson but to zero in to attack the eczema. This procedure is done at around 3 to 4 times a week or depending on the need as per your doctor's advice.
It is comforting to know that something can be done to cure Eczema. Though it can be debilitating at times, it shouldn't interfere with one's function. So act on it fast before Eczema gets the best of you.
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