Where can I find creams for eczema that really work?

I have really painfull dry and itchy hands and need help in finding something that really works.|||NoXema is the one, or Sudacream from the Chemists





In the short term and available from the corner shop, a spot of germolene will sooth it.|||my daughter has this condition...she says cortaid extra strength really works and they have a specific kind for hands that won%26#039;t wash off as easily....good luck|||After you%26#039;ve finished trying all these creams go to www.thecureforeczema.com and find out how to cure yourself. It%26#039;s not easy but it%26#039;s the only thing that works.|||my brother has it and was prescribed betnovate which is only available in presciption, very strong and can be dangerous, but i think there are milder versions available on chemist shelves :)


any type of moisturisation should help because eczema is itchy dry skin and some can be caused by some type of food allergy such as milk|||don%26#039;t wash with soap wash with aqueous cream available over the counter and apply diprobase three times a day, i am a nurse and specialise in dermatology|||I have a 22 mth old w/exczema, its fairly under control (now) and I keep the control by using Baby Aveeno (Dark Blue Cap, not the light blue cap). That lotion specifically mentions exczema. Have you tried Aquaphor?|||I would recommed elocon cream (mometasone furoate) which you can get from your doctor. And washing with doublecase should help.|||the doctor|||You can also use Dr Wheatgrass Recovery Cream or Spray. It%26#039;s cream/spray derived from organically grown wheatgrass. Dr. Reynolds invented the product and has been successfully treating this patients since 1995 with these products. As far as allergic reactions go, this product is made from wheatgrass, the same thing that bread is made of. It%26#039;s also gluten free. I believe it%26#039;s approved for people of all ages (from infants to adults) because it%26#039;s a natural product. You can check out his website for more information and testimonials: www.drwheatgrass.com.au. I hope this helps you in making an informed decision before trying unproven methods.|||you need to find an independent distributor for Forever Living Products. In their range they have two creams that I guarantee will work on your hands, with the added benefit that they are completely natural - no chemicals and no animal testing. Ask for either Aloe Gelly or Propolis Cream. If you know someone who has an aloe Vera plant, ask for a leaf and wipe the inner gel on your hands.|||i have had eczema all My life


pure aloe Vera gel you can buy from health shops works best for me


haven%26#039;t had it bad since started using it


only thing that works for me|||you need a dermatologist|||i have it also i use a simple moisturiser such as Vaseline dermacare and no scratching|||my doctor prescribed eumavate (spelling?) which helped and i have also bought aqueous (agains spelling?) over the counter to use as a general moisturiser which helps to stop it flaring up.


Myh doctor told me i was getting my skin too wet, (soaking in the bath etc) which didnt help. good luck|||see your doctor he will probably prescribe you some betnevate,its really good stuff.........................