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Need Help for Child With Eczema All Over

Posted By Rebecca (Georgia) on 05/06/2024

Can someone please help me. I have a child in my family 3 years old and from my research I gather he has eczema all over his little body. I have tried everything I have been told about with no good solution. He has scars all over his little body and red, runny sores. It is so heartbreaking. Please someone help me if you know of something that really works.

Replied by Mama to Many (TN) on 05/06/2024

Dear Rebecca,

What have you tried?

Has the child been tested for allergies, specifically food allergies?

I would be happy to give some suggestions but it would help to know what you have tried so I don't repeat those.

~Mama to Many~

Replied by mmsg (somewhere, europe ) on 05/07/2024
Yes, we allergy-TESTED for a child like that. Turns out he was allergic to eggs. The eczema cleared up after a while without eggs. For the first few weeks we eliminated chicken too, just in case.

Replied by Stephanie (Long Valley, Nj) on 05/06/2024

Rebecca, I read that taking 1 pillule of Sulphur, once a day for 3 days, it is a homeopathic that you can find on Amazon, around $8. has helped some people, but best is to immediately find a homeopathic doctor. The pillules are tiny, and it is just a piece of sugar, coated with a homeopathic remedy, the child can suck on it, and it tastes good, or dissolve it in his drink. Dont touch the pillule with your fingers, or it will remove the remedy.

Replied by Nonny (Home Sweet Home) on 05/06/2024

Icecream causes excema in some people. If he gets a lot of dairy foods you may try taking them away to see if it helps. Add good probiotics with meals. If he has a lot of dairy in his diet he may become anaemic, too. Change all bath and cleaning products to hypoallergenic. Consider holding off on immunizations at least until he improves, he may do better without them. It is controversial. Best wishes.

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