\u00a01. Cool, Wet Compress<\/h3>\n
A cool, wet compress can help relieve itching for those who suffer from eczema. If the eczema has evolved into blisters, be sure to skip this step. A wet compress can increase the risk of infection when blisters are present.<\/p>\n
2. Moisturizer<\/h3>\n
Dry skin is seen as both a cause and a symptom of eczema. Be sure to moisturize affected areas at least twice a day. Coconut oil is an antibacterial and anti-fungal that can help provide soothing relief.<\/p>\n
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3. Light Therapy<\/h3>\n
The National Eczema Association recommends phototherapy to help calm inflammation, reduce itching and increase Vitamin D production. Phototherapy can also help fight bacteria on the skin. Add 10-15 minutes per day of sun exposure during an eczema flare to help speed healing.<\/p>\n
4. Dead Sea Salt Baths<\/h3>\n
Taking a bath with salt from the Dead Sea has been shown to improve skin hydration, reduce inflammation and relieve redness. Make sure the bath water is warm, but not hot. Gently pat the skin with a soft towel instead of rubbing.<\/p>\n
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5. Licorice Extract<\/h3>\n
Licorice root extract can be applied topically to help reduce itching caused by eczema. Simply add a few drops to coconut oil and apply to the affected area.<\/p>\n
6. Lavender Essential Oil<\/h3>\n
Anxiety and eczema often go hand in hand. Lavender oil can help reduce anxiety, frustration and poor sleep caused by eczema. Add 10 drops of lavender oil to 1 tablespoon of coconut oil or almond oil, then gently rub it into the skin.<\/p>\n
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7. Probiotics<\/h3>\n
Research has shown that probiotics may help prevent eczema in infants and decrease the severity of flares. Mothers who take probiotics during pregnancy may help prevent eczema from developing in their children. Take a high-quality probiotic during a flare to promote healing.<\/p>\n
8. Vitamin E<\/h3>\n
Vitamin E can help speed healing and reduce inflammation during an eczema flare. Add moreVitamin E foods to your diet such as almonds, spinach, mustard greens, kale, avocado and papaya, or apply Vitamin E topically to help relieve itching and protect against scarring.<\/p>\n
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9. Witch Hazel<\/h3>\n
Applying witch hazel on an eczema rash can help promote healing thanks to its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. During an outbreak, use an alcohol-free witch hazel to dab on your rash.<\/p>\n
10. Itch Cream<\/h3>\n
Itching is often one of the worst parts of an eczema flare. Try using a natural, homemade eczema cream to help soothe itching and irritation. Use shea butter, coconut oil, raw honey and essential oils to provide relief.<\/p>\n
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Eczema can cause your skin to be red, irritated, dry and itchy on a regular basis. Finding a soothing, natural treatment can make all the difference for those who suffer from eczema. Here are ten home remedies that reverse eczema: \u00a01. Cool, Wet Compress A cool, wet compress can help relieve itching for those who… <\/p>\n