How To Naturally Cure Eczema That Cause Itching

At the time of treating eczema we must consider them from all aspects, and take into account both the interior and the exterior to carry a comprehensive treatment

Eczema are difficult skin problems to treat, since it is not usually easy to diagnose their cause. Also, the condition can become much more unpleasant if it is accompanied by itching. Thus, it can cause anxiety to the person who suffers from it.

In this article we explain how you can naturally cure eczema with home remedies. Also, you will eliminate those side effects and improve this problem at once. 

Why are eczema so difficult to cure?

Skin problems are a field in which less progress has been made than in others. It is due to  the difficulty in diagnosing its triggers. This problem leads us to common treatments to treat all kinds of skin disorders that, however, can have very different origins.

On the other hand, the medications or guidelines that are usually prescribed do not actually cure the problem, but instead relieve the symptoms temporarily. If we don’t find out what the cause is, we won’t be able to end eczema effectively either.

We start from food

In any natural treatment we must start with food. Today many processed and refined products are consumed that can lead to all kinds of skin problems. It is an attempt by the body to eliminate those toxins.

We cannot forget that the skin is an organ that allows to purify toxins through the pores. An excess of sugars, refined flours and unhealthy fats (red meat and sausages, cheeses, fried foods, pastries, ice cream, pizza, etc.) can be related to eczema. Another possible culprit may be some food that our body is not digesting well. The most common today are gluten. This is present in wheat, oats, barley and rye, and lactose.

Allergies?

If we know exactly how long we have eczema, we must also rule out that something is causing us any type of allergy. We must take into account the clothes and everything with which that part of the body is in contact. In many cases it can also be the hygiene and cosmetic products that we use, which can contain toxic substances. These substances do not affect all bodies equally, but they can irritate and inflame the most sensitive skin.

Internal remedies

In addition to analyzing what we have discussed to discover the possible cause, internally we can take some remedies that will help us purify the toxins that accumulate in the skin, as well as calm inflammation and irritation:

• Nettle, dandelion and licorice infusions: Two a day.
• Sea water: 2 ½ tablespoons of sea water (25 ml) with 7 ½ tablespoons of natural water (75 ml).
• Brewer’s yeast: As directed.
• Cold extracted linseed oil: One tablespoon per day (15 g).
• Extra virgin coconut oil: Two tablespoons a day (30 g).

Topical remedies

In order for the treatment to be complete, we can combine the consumption of supplements with the daily application of a specific product. Today we can find some quite effective natural or homeopathic products , although it will depend on each case. At home we can also try some of these topical remedies:

• 3 tablespoons of extra virgin coconut oil (45 g) with 10 drops of lavender essential oil and 10 drops of rosemary essential oil.
• Baking soda water.
• Pure sea water.
• Licorice extract.
• Bach flower combination: Rescue with agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria)
• Homeopathic sulfur cream (sulfur) .
• Pure propolis.