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4 Responses to “eczema”

1. 1 leonie of moonhaven
   July 31, 2009 at 4:08 am Edit

   Mel,
   I can understand your point of view. This is the traditional Western medicine approach to treating eczema and while often effective can have undersirable long term side effects. Moon Haven is all about finding more natural and simple treatments that do not have these side effects. With the case in point, our Chickweed and Plantain salve has proved to be very effective for many of our clients who suffer from extreme eczema.

2. 2 Anonymous
   September 7, 2009 at 8:37 pm Edit

   i have Eczema and i use topical corticosteroids to relieve itching. a good natural product to relieve itching from eczema is Oatmeal and Seawater.

3. 3 Richard
   October 18, 2009 at 7:08 am Edit

   My son has progressive aggressive excsma last 4 years, specifically in the creases in his elbows and knees, spread now to his full groin trunk and neck.
   Been using aqueous and hydro cortisone to no avail, he is 10 worse after sports…

4. 4 leonie of moonhaven
   October 19, 2009 at 8:17 am Edit

   I am sorry to hear that your son is not doing so well with his excema. It is very common for the condition to be more appparent and itchy after exertion ( eg sports) because the circulation has increased, the skin often becomes more sweaty and the itchiness more inense.
   I havefound that in cases where the steroid creams are no longer as effective that often the chickweed and plantain or even calendula salve can help calm the condition significantly.
   The salves must always be applied lightly so at not to block the skin’s pores and whenever it s needed.