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Old Jan 20th, 2009, 09:01 AM   #1
Lauz_1601
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excema sufferers ?


any advice on what has worked best for your little one.

Iv beent he docs 3 times now.

first time he gave us canesten as the rash on her face had gotten a bit infected.....she reacted to this and it went worse

he also gave us aqueous cream for the rest of her body, she aso reacted to this and it went worse on her arms

Second time he gave us a cream with anti biotic in it and the face cleared up...not completely, she still has the excema dryness and rash

Also some diprobase and she isnt reacting to this, but she is still very rashy and very dry

she has excema on her face, sholdurs, arms, tummy, back and legs, so everyhwere basically

Nothing seems to be getting rid of it, my poor baby constantly has a horrible rash worse on he face and arms.

Haver you guys found a miracle cure ?

xxxx

i'll upload some pics


 
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Old Jan 20th, 2009, 09:04 AM   #2
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This was the rash on her face that got infected, it was weeping, the cream cleared up the redness, she now has dryness and a dotty rash. I'll get soem pics of her arms and body x


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Old Jan 20th, 2009, 09:10 AM   #3
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Hi my daughter suffers really badly from eczema, E45 made it worse and the dr prescribed hydrocortizone cream which didn't really do anything so they changed it to the hydrocortizone ointment which is a lot better as its very oily. We also find that leaving her skin bare when possible helps, just that and lots of moistureiser, we found that the diprobase is the only one that doesn't make her worse - persevere with it - oh also the gp prescribed oilatum bath emollient which works well but it does make them very slippery in the bath - it costs about £5 to buy but your gp should prescribe it x


 
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Old Jan 20th, 2009, 09:17 AM   #4
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Well I managed to clear my little ones eczema up.I found this all helped my baby =

Fuciden cream has a steriod in and has cleared up the fungal angry rash.I use Cetraben emolliant as I found diprobase rubbish.Timoden on the bum area,which was red and very angry looking.It has all cleared up lovely but I have to daily moistrise (sp)For her face I use Johnsons baby soothing naturals cream.It has olive oil in it and her face has cleared up no end.plus it smells yummy!I use non bio washing powder and softner,no wipes just cotton wool and water.I have changed her nappies to natural ones from Sainsburys and I also changed her formula from Cow and Gate to Aptimil.Also twice a week I bath her in oilatum emolliant.All creams and lotions are on prescription except Johnsons.I have to stick to this or it just flares right back up again.I have had Eczema my whole life.It's a miserable condition.

All the best hunnie xx


 
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Old Jan 20th, 2009, 09:19 AM   #5
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ooooo p.s as Charveyron says E45 was no good,I found this as it's got lanolin in it.try to avoid products with this in xx


 
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Old Jan 20th, 2009, 09:26 AM   #6
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thansk girls some good advice :-) I forgot to mention I had used E45 and this made it worse....I was reluctant to use oilatum i thougth it might be similar to E45 but I'll give that a try.

The doc didnt seem keen on prescribing a steroid cream.

im seeing the HV tommorow see what she says.......ill try the johnsons naturals too... thanks xxx


 
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Old Jan 20th, 2009, 09:28 AM   #7
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my hv did most of the prescribing!!!


 
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Old Jan 20th, 2009, 11:06 AM   #8
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wasnt sure if they could pescribe things!! thats handy to know, much easier than going the docs as the baby clinic is down my road!


 
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Old Jan 20th, 2009, 13:00 PM   #9
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not sure if they can prescribe everything but she was ok to help me out!! good luck xx


 
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Old Jan 20th, 2009, 13:08 PM   #10
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hi there, i'm bathing LO every other day instead of every day helped loads


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