"What can be done for eczema?"

To help with eczema, it is recommended to try moisturizing creams such as Cetaphil or Aquaphor for thicker areas like elbows and knees, and products like Glaxal Base, Cerave, and Aveeno for other areas. It is important to use a fragrance-free soap, avoid rubbing the skin after showering, and apply the cream or ointment within 5 minutes of showering. If needed, a stronger steroid-based cream may be necessary, so it is advisable to consult a doctor for a thorough evaluation of your skincare needs.

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"What can be done for eczema?"

To help with eczema, it is recommended to try moisturizing creams such as Cetaphil or Aquaphor for thicker areas like elbows and knees, and products like Glaxal Base, Cerave, and Aveeno for other areas. It is important to use a fragrance-free soap, avoid rubbing the skin after showering, and apply the cream or ointment within 5 minutes of showering. If needed, a stronger steroid-based cream may be necessary, so it is advisable to consult a doctor for a thorough evaluation of your skincare needs.