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Eczema Causes

The exact cause of eczema is not known. Researchers believe that hereditary factors as well as a malfunction within the immune system may contribute to the cause of eczema.

Certain factors or triggers may also be responsible for the outbreaks of eczema and these include:

1. Irritants or substances such as soaps, cosmetics, household cleaners or detergents, chemicals, clothing, jewelry or sweat
2. Allergens such as dust mites, moulds, plant pollens, pets and any number of pollutants
3. Sensitivity to certain foods, particularly dairy and wheat products, citrus fruits, eggs, nuts, chemical food additives, preservatives and colorings
4. Changes in Stress
5. temperature or humidity

Eczema Symptoms

1. The common symptoms and signs of eczema include:
2. Itching that may range from moderate to severe in certain areas
3. Dry, scaly red or patchy skin that resembles a rash
4. Inflamed areas that may bleed when scratched or ooze watery fluids
5. Blistering
6. Cracked, painful skin

Tips to get rid of Eczema

1. Sunbathing is beneficiary as it kills the harmful bacteria.
2. Soaps, chemicals and other drying agents should be avoided.
3. Increase your intake of vitamin B6
4. Do exercise, meditation and relax your mind
5. Use fragrance-free bathing products.

Eczema Home Remedies

1. A light mudpack applied over the place of eczema is very beneficiary.
2. Apply the fine paste of 1 tsp camphor and 1-teaspoon sandalwood on the affected eczema areas.
3. The effective remedy for Eczema is to make a fine paste by adding 1 tbls of turmeric powder and 1 tbls of bitter neem leaves and applying this paste on affected areas.
4. Apply spearmint leaf juice to Eczema affected areas. It proved beneficiary.
5. Mash almond leaves in water and apply on the area, it will also help in the eczema treatment.
6. Papaya seeds mashed and applied on areas prevent itching of the skin suffering from eczema.
7. Boil 25 grams of Neem Tree bark and mango bark in one liter of water. Allow the vapor to foment the affected part. After the fomentation, the affected part should be anointed with ghee.
8. An effective Eczema home remedy is called when you add an equal quantity of carrot juice and spinach juice and apply it on the affected eczema area.
9. Apply the paste of nutmeg slowly rubbing it on smooth stone with little water.
10. Pour 2 cups of colloidal oatmeal into a tub of lukewarm water and bath with this water properly.
11. Boil 25 grams of Babul Tree bark and mango bark in onw liter of water. Allow the vapor to foment the affected part. After the fomentation, the affected part should be anointed with ghee.

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