Tips for Ayurvedic Treatment for Eczema

Tips for Ayurvedic Treatment for Eczema

Tips for Ayurvedic Treatment for EczemaDyshidrotic eczema is a condition which frequently appears suddenly and without warning, and will generally show as clear blisters for the first few days. As the condition progresses, the blisters are likely to worsen. These blisters are often accompanied by the thickening, scaling of the affected area. As the condition progresses, the blisters are likely to worsen. These blisters are often accompanied by the thickening, scaling of the affected area. These areas in particularly get painful as dyshidrotic eczema gets worse.
Coconut oil is a natural treatment that acts as a relief for eczema. Applying coconut oil twice a day can help soothing the itch and burning sensation on your skin.
Vitamin E acts an antioxidant and can ease any irritation or itching. You can get it at your local skincare stores at a cost less than a can of soda. You can apply it directly or drink it as food supplement.
I strongly recommend you to take bath at least two times in a day if you are suffering from dry and itchy skin. Water temperature should be around 85 degrees. This will heal you skin quickly and will provide a relief from skin scratching. Use unscented and organic bath soap during your bath. This will stop your skin redness and skin swelling. Also don't forget to use only organic detergents. Inorganic detergents can cause severe skin inflammation and skin swelling.
Red clover, which is used to treat psoriasis, eczema, and gout. Though its healing properties have no scientific basis, red clover is a great help in treating eczema naturally. It is known to be a blood thinner. However, those on blood thinners should not use red clover to treat their eczema. Teas made from Chinese herbs are also commonly used to treat eczema. The combination of herbs varies and depends upon the severity of the eczema and the suspected cause of the eczema. Some of these herbs used for herbal teas include include fang feng, tian men dong, gan cao, shi gao, yi yi ren, ku shen, sheng di huang, zhi mu and mu dan pi. The Chinese herbs chuan xiong and huang qin can also treat scalp eczema. Long dan cao may be added to herbal teas to treat ear and facial eczema. Drinking Erka Shizheng herbal tea twice a day helps treat severe eczema in children.
To make up for all of the dead skin cells (the ones you lose when you scratch your skin) take vitamin B, C and E natural capsules. Along with the vitamins you should also take virgin coconut oil because it has a very good moisturizing effect.
Emollient is considered to be an effective natural method to cure for eczema. Many sufferers have used emollient to cure their symptoms with success.