Eczema Treatments at Home

To get rid of Eczema eliminate the toxic waste from the body. Fruits, salt-free raw or steamed vegetables with whole wheat bread of chapattis can be taken if one has been on an exclusive milk diet. Try the following tips for beneficial effect.

1. Carrot and musk melon are good.
2. Raw vegetables, carrot and spinach juice are beneficial in this treatment.
3. Coconut oil can be applied to the effected areas. It will help to keep the skin soft.
4. Moderate sunbathing is helpful.
5. A light mud pack over the eczema, two or three times a day, is helpful.
6. A cold compress or wet bandages over the effected area is beneficial.
7. Mango pulp with skin should be simmered for an hour. Strain it an apply the lotion on the boil several times a day.
8. Make a paste of turmeric and neem leaves and apply on the affected areas.
9. The starch water obtained after cooking rice should be mixed with turmeric powder and the eczema area over with it. This also helps to keep the skin glowing.
10. Dust the fine powder of the ash of neem bark over the parts affected by eczema.
11. The pulp of musk melon is a very effective remedy for ezcema. Eat a whole fruit daily.
12. The application of buttermilk compresses is useful in this condition.
13. Two tablespoons of safflower oil taken daily eases this condition, for the oil is rich in linoleic acid that is necessary to treat eczema.
14. Mix bengal gram flour (besan) with curd to make a paste, and apply it on he affected areas. Wash it off after 15 minutes.
15. Application of fresh mint juice over the affected areas.
16. Fresh juice of apricot leaves is useful in condition of eczema.
17. Increase your consumption of fatty cold-water fish, such as salmon, sardines, herring, mackerel, tune, etc.
18. Increase your consumption of oats, as they have been found to have anti-flammatory properties that are very helpful of eczema.
19. Drink a tablespoon of corn oil at breakfast and again at the evening meal, and soon you will notice the scaliness in eczema conditions disappearing, leaving the skin soft and pliable.