I have had eczema since I was born, but the thing is during winter it breaks out and becomes worse. I know that there is no cure to eczema but I treat it with Eucerin every day but it still itches and makes my arms bleed. Even though I have triedCortisoneCalendulaOther natural creamsPrescription creamsBenadrylAveeno bathsI put antibiotic creams on my broken out partsI have bean to a allergist beforeI eat very very healthy foodsand more.Can some one please help me find a way to treat my arms.

I had an extremely bad case of eczema for 3 years. It was on my leg on the backside, on the opposite side of my knee. It seemed like I had 50 little mosquito bites. Then it left and went to other places. I tried many different things also but there was only one thing that worked. That was acupuncture. I know it sounds tacky and all and it is expensive. But that was the only thing that helped my problem. It was also a long process but it worked.Hope it Gets Better!

Ok, I used to have like horrible acne...antibiotics wouldnt work, i used like every kind of cream, then i tried this treatment called OBAGI. Its expensive i will admit, but it works and treats an array of skin problems by shedding off the top layers of skin and rebuilding it as if it was a baby's skin. Give it a shot, i had it recommended to me by a very well known dermatologist here in Delaware.

I have suffered with eczema all my life, at one point I had it on my entire body, but now i occasionally have a break out on my fingers. The only thing that helped me is a prescription cream called Betnovate, but be warned it does contain steroids, but it works a treat. You could also try Oilatum products.

heredity and genetics play a vital role in passing eczema from one generation to another. it may appear at some point in your lives especially when the immune system is low. it can also be triggered by skin irritants and allergens.to avoid eczema flare ups there are lot of things to consider like:* keeping fingernails trimmed* using an all natural moisturizer throughout the day will be helpful in keeping skin moist* hydrating the skin by drinking loads of water* avoiding foods that are processed and that have preservatives* use natural fabrics that are soft* avoid tight, rough and scratchy clothes* do not sweat it, avoid activities that makes you sweat* avoid temperatures that are extremely hot and cold* avoid drastic change of weather* try not to scratch the infected area* watch and check out diet* avoid long baths* get rid of skin irritants like dust and pollens* keep your environment cleanfor more tips about preventing eczema outbreaks visit www.skinoriginal.com