Itchy Eczema

I have written in my previous post that my older son Jake has an eczema which usually occurs on dry season as well as cold season. He was six months old then when the eczema started getting worst because of humidity. The doctor said that at his age the best cure for eczema is to apply moisturizing cream and keep his hands off from scratching the affected area. I felt bad for my baby because he was miserable and can't stop scratching the itchy eczema. Every night I gave him a bath and put moisturizing cream all over his body and I also apply little amount of cortisone to keep him from scratching because of the itchy feeling. I'm glad lately he is not scratching that much and the one that was in his neck is started to look fine. As of now, it's not bugging him but I know this summer when the weather start to get humid it might come back again. So, it's better to have some knowledge for any symptoms, treatment and remedies to cure the eczema.

Itchy Eczema

Winter and Treatment

Dry skin is the most common problem on winter season. Lotion helps moisturize my skin and ease the itchy feeling. Another thing I don't like about winter is aside from having dry skin I also get dry scalp that looks like dandruff. Actually I get this flaky scalp all year round. I never had all this dry skin and scalp when I was still in the Philippines. I tried different shampoo and conditioner but still dry and flaky. However, I am still glad I don't have pimples on scalp as it known to be more discouraging and gross. Even if scalp pimples are unnoticeable still make you suffer, from the nauseating bumps, the sting and unpleasant feeling. You can find different product online that provide best treatment to your scalp pimples problem. If you suffer from scalp pimples it's better to consult a dermatologist or physician instead of experimenting just to get rid of it.

Winter and Treatment