Eczema lotion
Some eczema lotions are eczema medications prescribed by a dermatologist. However, there are over-the-counter eczema lotions that can be effective treatment for non-severe eczema.
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[edit] What causes eczema?
The root cause of eczema is unknown. Several hypotheses have been made including excessively clean environments during immune development, genetic disorders, and other environmental causes.
[edit] How eczema lotion works
Eczema lotions contain ingredients that are designed to moisturize the skin since dry skin is a very common effect of eczema. It’s also known to soothe the agitated nerves that are known to make the skin condition worse while forming a protective barrier to prevent any flare-ups from happening when your skin is exposed to harmful elements.
[edit] Using eczema lotion
Eczema lotion should be applied at least 2-3 times per day after washing the problem area with hypoallergenic soap. Using warm water helps the skin take the moisturizer in a lot more effectively.
[edit] Common eczema lotion ingredients
Some moisturizer ingredients such as alcohol and/or fragrances are not eczema-friendly. Some eczema lotions contain harmful ingredients, so a professional dermatologist should be consulted.
[edit] Popular eczema lotions among consumers
Based upon consumer reviews for various eczema lotions, these are the ones that seem to produce the most results.
- Shikai Eczema Relief Lotion
- Sweet Porter’s Lotion
- TriDerma Eczema Fast Healing
[edit] Buying eczema lotion
Eczema lotion can be purchased at local pharmacies or online without a prescription. It is important to look closely at all ingredients and the reputation that the lotion has among consumers.
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