What is Eczema?
Eczema is a type of chronic skin disorder that causes inflammation of the outer skin. Eczema can be caused by a variety of causes such as excessive stress, allergies, weather changes, hormonal changes, cortex, etc.
The most common symptoms of eczema: Skin redness, itching, dehydration, ulceration and even bleeding of the skin. Medical ointments are often prescribed as a remedy for eczema although there are many natural remedies available in our homes that may be adequate and even more efficient. In this article, we have collected 10 of the best known and proven treatments to reduce the symptoms and effects of eczema.
What are the methods of treating eczema with natural substances in the home?
Honey:
Honey is recommended in the treatment of many skin problems including eczema. The antiseptic effect of honey and antimicrobial agent is able to greatly reduce the effects of eczema. Honey can be used as a skin peeler by mixing honey with sugar and then gently massage the skin for a few minutes and then rinse with cold water. With the repetition of the process daily you will notice the disappearance of the effects gradually.
Lemon:
Lemon juice is one of the best treatments prescribed to get rid of eczema scars. The acidic properties of lemon juice act as a natural disinfectant that gradually lightens the effects of eczema until it disappears. Vitamin C in lemon also helps to accelerate the regeneration of skin cells, which helps accelerate the disappearance of the effects. Smear the lemon juice in the affected area twice a day and leave it for a few minutes.
Shea Butter:
Shea butter is rich in vitamin E, vitamin A and keratin, which makes it an ideal for naturally moisturizing and regenerating the skin. For quick treatment of eczema, it is recommended to apply twice a day to the area.
Olive Oil:
Olive oil is anti-inflammatory, which reduces redness, itching and helps softening the skin. For treating Eczema, use virgin olive oil by applying it on skin and leave it for few minutes. Then, wipe the area with a cloth soaked with hot water and leave it to cool, and then wash the area with lukewarm water. Alternatively, you can rub the area with olive oil twice a day and massage well for a few minutes.
Apple Cider Vinegar:
Apple cider vinegar is one of the best eczema treatments available in your kitchen cabinet, and its secret lies in its antifungal and fungal effect. For treating eczema mix 2 teaspoons of Apple cider vinegar with 2 teaspoons of honey in a glass of water and drink 3 times a day. This beverage works to enhance the body's immunity which reduces inflammation and scarring gradually. It can also be used in this way: mix an amount of apple cider vinegar with an equal amount of water and then rub affected skin. This combination helps reduce dryness and itching.
Baking Soda:
Baking soda is used to get rid of dead skin cells without causing itching. Mix 2 tablespoons of baking soda with a tablespoon of water to form a paste and then apply it on the affected area with a circular massage from one to two minutes. Then wash the area with lukewarm water. Redness and itching will go away.
Aloe Vera Cactus:
Aloe Vera Cactus is one of the most popular treatments for eczema. It is known for its antimicrobial properties and inflammation. It reduces the itching and irritation of the skin to a great extent and helps to lighten the effects of eczema. Simply apply Aloe Vera gel and leave on the skin all night and wash with warm water in the morning.
Fish Oil:
Taking proper doses of fish oil regularly helps eliminate the effects of eczema. Omega-3 fatty acids found in fish oil can reduce the inflammatory effect of eczema. You can start taking 1200 milligrams of fish oil three times a day until the effects of eczema disappear.
Cocoa Butter:
Cocoa butter is one of the most important natural substances to get rid of the effects of eczema and it is a corrective ointment for skin cells. For best results, rub the affected area with pure cocoa butter daily and you will notice the gradual disappearance of the effects yourself.
Oatmeal:
The latest and most effective treatment is oatmeal. It gives immediate relief from the symptoms of eczema. Soak the skin in a bath of oatmeal (about 1 cup or 2 cups of ground oatmeal) for about 20 minutes and then dry your skin with a soft towel to maintain skin moisture. Repeat the procedure up to 3 times a day depending on how severe your eczema is.
In conclusion, remember that these effects will not disappear in a day or two but you need patience and commitment to one or some of these treatments for a long time until you completely heal from eczema.
