Making changes in certain things, like the type of laundry detergent you use or how long you shower, can help to control your symptoms. (Photo Credit: DR P. MARAZZI/Science Source) Over-the-Counter Eczema Treatment Various over-the-counter treatments may help relieve eczema flares. Lotions,...
Household products such as soap or detergent Dander from animal hair or fur Dust mites or mold Infections or colds (including skin infections) Stress Heat and sweat Cold and dry air Fragrances or tobacco smoke Irritating chemicals Certain foods (including peanuts, dairy, and eggs) ...
The FDA has approved two medications called topical immunomodulators (TIMs) for mild to moderate eczema. Elidel cream and Protopic ointment work by changing yourimmune systemresponse to prevent flare-ups. They can reduce inflammation and itching....
Household products such as soap or detergent Dander from animal hair or fur Dust mites or mold Infections or colds (including skin infections) Stress Heat and sweat Cold and dry air Fragrances or tobacco smoke Irritating chemicals Certain foods (including peanuts, dairy, and eggs) ...