If you happen to be living with eczema, then you know it better than anyone the happiness and joy of experiencing a skin that's free from itching and inflammation. Eczema, as we know, is an itchy inflammation of the skin which usually develops during the early childhood days and tends to continue up to adulthood in most cases. It is also called atopic dermatitis and is said to be more common among people who have a family history with Eczema. After trying quite a few lotions and creams that you found online and find that your symptoms have not reduced even a bit because of which you now look out for natural home remedies. Well, don't worry, we've got you covered, scroll down to find out the various natural remedies that you can do to get some relief from eczema. But, before you scroll away, here's a heads up, these natural home remedies do not completely cure but rather provide relief by reducing the flaring and inflammation making it easier for you to live with eczema. Read further to find out the natural remedies for eczema:
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Coconut oil:
The classic coconut oil which is used for almost everything can be used even for this skin condition as a natural moisturizer. According to the National Eczema Foundation, the antibacterial elements present in coconut oil helps in decreasing the staph bacteria count on the skin. Now, this is important for the people with eczema as the patches on the dermis tend to crack and ooze when scratched hard as a result leaving it vulnerable for bacteria to enter. If you opt for this natural remedy then make sure to use virgin coconut oil which is free from chemicals.
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Sunflower oil:
Sunflower oil is extracted from the sunflower seeds and proves to bring great relief to the dermis. The sunflower oil acts as a shield for the dermis thereby protecting it from harmful bacteria and also keeps it moisturized. It's best advised to apply them unadulterated preferably after taking a shower when the skin is still damp.
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Aloe Vera gel:
Aloe Vera gel has been used for centuries to treat various ailments and it's no surprise that it's also used to soothe eczema. The antibacterial, antimicrobial, immune-boosting and wound healing properties present in Aloe Vera gel can prevent dermis infections and also heal the cracked wounds.
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Honey:
Honey is a natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory agent that has been used as a remedy for centuries. The antibacterial and anti-inflammatory elements present in honey do a splendid job in soothing the flaring and also exceptionally heals the dermis.
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Tea tree oil:
It is derived from the leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia which help in soothing and healing any type of skin condition including eczema. The antibacterial, wound healing and anti-inflammatory properties present in tea tree oil heals the dermis and significantly soothes the skin as well.
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Apple cider vinegar:
Apple cider vinegar is a natural home remedy which is used for many skin ailments. However, it's advised to use it with extreme caution as the vinegar may damage the soft tissues. Using Apple cider vinegar will help in keeping your skin's acidity levels in check and also helps in fighting bacteria. The apple cider vinegar helps in soothing your dermis and also helps your cracked skin from getting infected.
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Dietary changes:
Most of the cases, eczema is often triggered by the foods that you eat. If you ever experience intense flaring, then figure out what foods you had earlier in order to know what triggers your flaring. Include extra anti-inflammatory foods like turmeric, fish, leafy green veggies, beans and other foods which bring you a great comfort from the flaring.
THE TAKEAWAY:
Living with Eczema can be difficult but by making the necessary changes will provide much-needed relief. Along with home remedies, you can use our Exzma Skincare Premium relief products manufactured from all organic elements like coconut oil, peppermint oil and much more, which provide great relief to the skin, soothe the inflammation and also heal the dermis steadily.
If you are taking medications as prescribed by your doctor then it is best advised to consult before opting to try these home remedies.
