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How Can Eczema Be Treated ?
Hi, i am Akram Khan i have eczema disease on my left foot so plz tell me the treatment to get rid of eczema.. i have eczema attact on my left foot so plz tell me proper teatment to get rid of eczema. Akram Khan...
Fri, 20 Jan 2012
Hello Mr.Khan;
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Eczema is a sort of dermatitis with oozing or with out oozing with associated fungal or bacterial infection also and it should be treated properly.Eczema can be wet/dry;an atopic /seborrhic dermatitis.There is no perfect medicine and the treatment will be symptomatic.The main goal is to keep the area moisturized and treat the bacterial/fungal infection if any.Also application of steroids help.So for proper and detailed treatment you have to consult a Dermatologist (skin specialist).He will examine and treat you.
Thanks
welcome to HealthcareMagic
Eczema is a sort of dermatitis with oozing or with out oozing with associated fungal or bacterial infection also and it should be treated properly.Eczema can be wet/dry;an atopic /seborrhic dermatitis.There is no perfect medicine and the treatment will be symptomatic.The main goal is to keep the area moisturized and treat the bacterial/fungal infection if any.Also application of steroids help.So for proper and detailed treatment you have to consult a Dermatologist (skin specialist).He will examine and treat you.
Thanks
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hi
eczema occur due to dry skin or allergic condition .
u need to keep ur foot moist by applying good moisturizer cream
u need to apply steroid and salicylic combination cream
better to consult dermatologist for best result
drink more water
avoid walking bare foot
eczema occur due to dry skin or allergic condition .
u need to keep ur foot moist by applying good moisturizer cream
u need to apply steroid and salicylic combination cream
better to consult dermatologist for best result
drink more water
avoid walking bare foot
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