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How do you treat your atopic dermatitis or eczema? What has worked for you?

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How do you treat your atopic dermatitis and eczema? Is it effective? Do you take or use a long-term treatment, or do you tend to just treat flares?
@stonedalone‍ @bigmike1009‍ @EcZena‍ @PeterParker‍ 

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@Courtney_J My eczema tends to come and go seasonally now that I'm older, so I treat flares as they come and then generally try to keep myself moisturized. My doctor told me to drink lots of water so I try to do that, and then I try to only shower in lukewarm water so it doesn't dry out my skin as much and I put Johnson's baby oil all over right after coming out the shower and pat myself dry so it stays on my skin. When my eczema is really bad I use a hydrocortisone cream my doctor prescribes and I'll wear long sleeves or I'll bandage up the spots so the cream can stay put and soak in. 


How do you treat your atopic dermatitis or eczema? What has worked for you? https://www.carenity.us/forum/other-discussions/living-with-skin-diseases/how-do-you-treat-your-atopic-dermatitis-or-eczema-what-has-worked-for-you-2411 2020-08-25 16:22:44

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Regular moisturising and other self-care routines can help with atopic dermatitis treatment. If none of these work, your doctor may recommend medicated lotions that reduce irritation and promote skin restoration....


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