Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Eczema Treatment

Eczema is a contagious skin disease causing itching and redness in the skin. Many of eczema treatment are available to control the problem. Some of the treatments followed are:

Antibiotics:

Antibiotic can be taken orally or topically on the skin like the steroids. They tend to be used for the eczema treatment in the affected area that has been infected and the treatment usually lasts for certain period of times. It is important to be noted the complete intake of antibiotics needs the prescription of the dermatologists or GP.

Allergies may be caused by the internally administered antibiotics. The antibiotic usage is kept to the minimum as more the person prescribed with antibiotic; he develops to an allergy in the body.


Antihistamines:


There are various range of antihistamines available in both prescribed and buy over the counter. They seem to have sedative effects and it is best to avoid during the day time as they cause drowsiness. Some of the antihistamines do not have the problem of drowsiness that can be taken in the day time.

Antihistamines come in different guises. Uticaria is the treatment often prescribed to cure eczema as the cream may cause irritation feel. It can also be taken in the form of tablet or syrup.


Attitude:

Stress also seems to be the major cause for triggering out the eczema and there is also a belief that attitude change and circumstances reduces the repeated flares of the likelihood.

If you become highly strong enough to handle the stress, then you can easily deal with the condition of eczema treatment and also less consequently fear about the problem. Your skin reacts according to your feel. If you are embarrassed, you blush and if you get angry, so is your skin!

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