Everything you said is 💯 facts! Thank you. Great advice you give to those of us who are suffering from this dreadful skin condition:(

@FightingEczema

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! Hope it helps you!

THANKS for sharing

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and commenting!

Will you ever do asmr again? Also nice to see you back!!!!

@FightingEczema

6 ай бұрын

I will try to find time to make a video just for you 😉

Thank you for sharing

@FightingEczema

2 ай бұрын

No problem! Hope it helps you and your skin. 😊

Currently going through TSW for 3 months now, and your videos are really, really helpful and useful. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge/tips to help us get through this! Really appreciate it.

@FightingEczema

4 ай бұрын

Glad to hear! Keep it up, you’ll get through this!

@adedoyinoladapo5380

4 ай бұрын

But. what if the hitching is sweetening person including private part

@FightingEczema

4 ай бұрын

Sweating around private parts can be hard to handle for sure! I would look into breathable clothing and doing your best to prevent sweating until the skin around those areas heals first.

@adedoyinoladapo5380

4 ай бұрын

@@FightingEczema can someone contact the itching from sex

@adedoyinoladapo5380

4 ай бұрын

@@FightingEczema I am currently battling with the itching including my wife she is also inching her body too

THANK YOU VERY MUCH❤

@FightingEczema

26 күн бұрын

No problem, hope it helps!

good tips 👍🏿🙏🏾🙏🏾

@FightingEczema

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! Hope they help you! 😊

Please keep making videos

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

Will do! Thanks for the support. ⭐️

Tank you,that true,is like that❤

@FightingEczema

20 күн бұрын

Hope the video helps you!

Have had light seasonal eczema since I was 15. Now I have Contact Dermatitis. Before I had a patch test done, I was using several items that I had no idea was actually making it worse! Lavender & Chamomile were 2 things that really flared it up! Avoiding 30+ ingredients isn’t easy being a mobile groomer 😢

@FightingEczema

4 ай бұрын

Oh no! Was it lavender and chamomile essential oils? How about lavender and chamomile tea? But yes I agree it can be so hard to avoid things and ahhh being a mobile groomer must make it so much harder 😭

Thanks for this vid, suffering from eczema flare right now 😢

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

Oh no! Hope it subsides soon!

@norikojung472

5 ай бұрын

@@FightingEczema doc gave me again cream and some calamine lotion and antihistamine tabs. Thanksss 🙏

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

@norikojung472 Great. Don’t forgot to try finding the root causes of your eczema! For example, is it stress, gut health, food sensitivities, hormone imbalances, poor sleep, etc.

I feel like another good tip is detoxification. I have went through so much bad flare-ups/inflammations, feeling like i would never get better. But detoxing the body is what helped to ease the itch and heal the inside and the outside of my body. I still have eczema and psoriasis, but it's slowly healing. I recommend detoxification which is basically cleansing..so vegetable juice, water and mostly eating raw foods. I'm telling you, this is a strong testimony for me to share to those who are suffering with eczema/psoriasis. It makes a huge difference. As for the products that i apply unto my skin are just natural creams or oils. Coconut oil, castor oil, shea butter or comfry cream (natural homemade cream) are some very helpful skin products. Let's keep our hopes up!

@FightingEczema

4 ай бұрын

Agreed! What are your thoughts on fasting? Some people believe fasting is a great way to “detox” and I’ve seen it work for a lot of us eczema sufferers.

@alyssaramos8206

4 ай бұрын

@FightingEczema Yes, fasting is indeed a good way of getting better. I have done it many times while doing detoxification and the result of it is miraculous. The only problem is temptation and poor self-control. When I feed myself with sweets, overdoing it and getting addicted to it. That's when my eczema comes back, worsening and having to go through the itching cycle all over again.

@FightingEczema

4 ай бұрын

@alyssaramos8206 Even though I am 99% healed, consuming too much sugar is one of the things that may trigger a flare up and cause my eczema to come back!

@VillaTrece-jf5ey

18 күн бұрын

😊

Look awesome

By far the best thing to reduce my itchiness has been organic coconut oil. Shea butter did nothing and maybe made it more itchy. I use the coconut oil and now I rarely have to use a topical steroid. My skin has almost gone back to normal.

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

Amazing! That’s great to hear. There are lots of options when it comes to natural moisturizers, it’s all about finding the one that works specifically for you!

@EccentricHuman

3 ай бұрын

Omg samex i get instant relief with the cold pressed pure coconut oil that i have i am also not using any steroid cream at all

@AmakaAmah-bl7rr

Ай бұрын

Did you buy it or you do it by yourself??

@FightingEczema

Ай бұрын

It’s probably easiest to buy 100% coconut oil! You can find it at most health stores and even grocery stores. Just make sure you get one that is 100% coconut oil without additives 😊

@waiataaroha

7 күн бұрын

@@FightingEczema organic coconut oil made it worse for me

Vheri nice व्हिडिओ ❤

@alkapatil6375

5 ай бұрын

I am india suffrig ड्राय eksima lethr seven month ago I teak alot medisen for drmo but not rilif I like your spich and tell mi wat इन food I it pliz riplay my english is not well pliz understand sjest creck mya foot and hand iam grin mad condishion ❤❤❤

Great advice 100%----however,as a lifetime competitive runner who currently runs 12K daily year round..... @ this point I'm def not going to change sports. Plus living in Houston, Texas is a massive negative on many levels!

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

12k daily that’s awesome! I love running too, got a couple 10k races coming up in a couple months but that’s nothing compared to your daily habits haha. I truly think that people with skin issues should be exercising everyday. Did sweating from your runs irritate your skin at all?

@tedallison6112

5 ай бұрын

I ran my entire life w zero sunscreen ( OMG!) A derm told me " it's the cumulative affect" true enough!I intue that on 1 hand sunscreen helps,yet,in another way,hurts from clogging up... well everything. I predominantly get " rashes" where the moving parts of running rub. It's a real catch 22. I find the more I run the healthier I am on every level( to a point) I also play piano 4-6 hours daily ( concert level) so the moving rubbing parts often apply hear as well. I stopped the gym because I've run 100% barefoot for 4 years now& I do all my weight-lifting barefoot too. I already ❤ your videos after watching 1---your a perfect knowledgable confidant for amazingly appropriate & pertinent information. 5 🌟's I believe all healing from the inside -out, not the reverse--steroids just mask the real story right?

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

@tedallison6112 great story! And yes, here at Fighting Eczema we focus on finding the ROOT CAUSES of skin conditions! Better to tackle the cause and not just treat symptoms.

@tedallison6112

3 ай бұрын

@@FightingEczema -it's very unclear as there are SO many variables to consider.( dietary,environmental, situational/ circumstantial ect..) I'm currently debating the efficacy of the sun. On 1 had the vitamin D ( actually hormone) vs the UV---AB&C sunscreen or not. Infa -red purportedly has positive skin outcomes-meaning be put side more near twilight.

Also should consider black current seed oil to manage the itch.

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

I’ve heard good things about black current seed oil but never had the chance to try it myself! Thanks for adding your experience!

I want to keep myself busy but bcoz of so many cuts on my hands I can't do most of the tasks 😢

Please tell me what to use for itching skin body's dark spots my face fingers all over body's years ago

@FightingEczema

Күн бұрын

I would focus on finding out the root causes of your skin issues and working on those things! This may include gut health, diet, stress, hormone imbalances, etc. Best of luck!

I went to my doctor a few weeks ago, he took a quick glance, was barely listening to what I said, asked zero questions about diet, sleep, changes in chemical exposure, stressors, et cetera. and prescribed an expensive moisturiser to get me out of the door as quickly as possible. The moisturiser is no better than anything you can get in the supermarket or even rubbing in oatmeal lotion or aloe vera into the skin and I think it actually made me worse. Again, the doctor not asking me about psychological causes particularly struck me since I think that for myself (and likely most people) this is the main problem that can be fixed through simple mental exercises that redirect attention away from the itching sensation which is really just a stress outlet habit which, when ignored for long enough, goes away without you even noticing.

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

I’ve been hearing more and more stories similar to yours lately! Unfortunately it has also happened to me. Kind of weird how you go to the doctors for a skin condition and they barely even examine your skin, right?

@matthewapsey4869

5 ай бұрын

They're not trained to holistically examine a patient and provide a remedy, they're trained to vaguely coordinate symptoms with various 'products' that can be tried out in sequence and various combinations in a trial-and-error fashion to maximise sales.

@malinipadmanabhan

4 ай бұрын

😢​@@matthewapsey4869

@malinipadmanabhan

4 ай бұрын

Please tell me any lotion can i apply salicic acid

Brother i am from india and i jave been suffering from this only since tofay and i have had this quit a few times in my childhood like once in 2 or 3 years and it goes away but thses comments of people have it for over 10 20 years is scaring me plz help me thank you for the video btw

@FightingEczema

3 ай бұрын

Try your best to find out the root cause of the itching!

do you recommend quercetin or glycine? especially for the terrible itch 😢

@FightingEczema

4 ай бұрын

It depends on the root cause of the itch! Quercetin is great for itching due to histamine or allergies. Glycine is great for people who are more itchy at night. Do you have a general idea of your root cause if the itchiness?

@haadiyamaryam

4 ай бұрын

@@FightingEczema i definitely itch more at night (around 2-4 am) and yes i cannot tolerate foods that are high in histamines i react very quickly…do i take both of them then? 😅

@FightingEczema

4 ай бұрын

It’s hard for me to recommend one over the other without doing a full intake! If you find you are itchy more at night, I would suggest trying to optimize your sleep first. This is because if you fall asleep easier and sleep well, you won’t even be able to scratch since you will be sleeping like a baby 😴.

@haadiyamaryam

4 ай бұрын

@@FightingEczema Thank you so much for the reply, really appreciate it! 🩵

@FightingEczema

4 ай бұрын

@haadiyamaryam no problem! Keep me updated 🤩

Ice packs for the itch. Oil just keeps the heat in and makes the itch worse.

@FightingEczema

3 ай бұрын

Yes I love the ice pack recommendation!

I had this for two years on my lower legs, the itch was insane, I noticed that sunshine and warm water would cause a stinging sensation and the itch would be worse at night when my legs were warm under the donna and that a hot shower would sting, my shower head is on a hose so I make the water as hot as I can bare on normal skin then hose my legs and feet it stings like crazy for five to ten seconds but then the itch totally stops, I think the heat kills the bacteria and promotes your immune system to repair the skin, do this every two to three days and in a month your skin will be as good as new, it worked for me anyway, its just something I figured out on my own.

@FightingEczema

5 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing your experience! Usually hot water makes things worse so that’s interesting to hear it helped you. Glad you recovered! 😊

Not. Looking for fight but my Dermatologist questions steroid withdrawal.I cannot stand being cold and causes a world of problems I really like to ask if you have any information on Chronic Skin Pain Eczema is like toxic friend with you all the time

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

Yeah TSW is more of a newer condition that is just being learned about so if your dermatologist is older or is not keeping up with new research, that might be why they are questioning it. I totally understand how you might be feeling so the your skin. I really recommend you find someone who can work with you individually to help determine the root causes of your skin issues. It’s a little too difficult for me to provide you with any information without getting to know you. Chronic pain from eczema can be caused by so many things unfortunately.

@marielacey7928

5 ай бұрын

@@FightingEczema Thank you for replying I have had my itchy demon from six months to sixty My Dermatologist has just opened a dedicated Eczema Clinic. So he's definitely up to date Like I said before it's the skin pain I cannot find any help for .I'm in the UK by the way. Thank you for even talking about

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

@marielacey7928 ah gotcha! Have you discussed the associations between dermatitis and the nervous system? Might be something to investigate further when it comes to this skin pain. There could be something deep and complex going on between your immune system and your nervous system that is leading to this demon itch.

@marielacey7928

5 ай бұрын

@@FightingEczemaYes it's all been discussed I was told years ago that I had nerve damage but the sad thing is there no analgesic answer yet so I'm using the biological at the moment.im a retired nurse and I was talking to a drip rep at work quite a few years ago and asked if there was any new treatments and he turned and said to me "You see Marie Eczema is not sexy " my response no it's not to sexy from the inside

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

@marielacey7928 Ah shoot, your eczema must really love you to be staying with you for so long 😭😭😭. Keep me updated if you find something that helps you!

I get itchy little white bumps, that are insatiable.

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

Oh no! I know the feeling 🥲. Try your best to determine the root cause of these bumps if possible!

It's the bacteria on the skin that needs attention..... even if you still stop scratching you'll still have eczema..... 😢

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

Agreed! I am a huge fan of testing the skin microbiome. The good news is that the imbalance of bacteria on the skin is often an issue that we can fix!

@markoandjelkovic8380

5 ай бұрын

@@FightingEczema how is the best way for me to find out about bacteria on the skin? I've been dealing with eczema my whole life, and recently since Oct 2023 have been dealing with TSW. I assume there is some sort of bacteria or fungal infection on my skin, due to all the scratching, and skin breaking...

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

I would find a naturopathic doctor or other healthcare professional in your area that can order microbiome testing. I believe there are also online test kits that you can order to test your skin at home yourself. However, I wouldn’t focus solely on your skin microbiome. Also look into your gut microbiome, hormone health, immune system health, etc as those could also be contributing factors. Good luck with the TSW journey! If you need some support, feel free to check out our coaching programs, we have hidden Feb 2024 discounts that are ending at the end of the month!

@positivevibesonly4426

2 ай бұрын

Bleach bath

papa yam pls make asmr vid again we miss u😢

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

Adding this to my “to-do” list!

Cool bedroom helps immensely. Also if your skin seems beyond help , try tallow moisturizers. I use one that has 2 ingredients. No burn and safe for face and eyelids

@FightingEczema

5 ай бұрын

Great tip!

@user-bv1sh6zf8y

23 күн бұрын

7:23

Morning bro

@FightingEczema

3 ай бұрын

Good morning! Best of luck today.

Is it just me or doest the start of a scratch feel ORGASMIC? I usually scratch till i bleed and i noticed how intense the pleasure is at first which leads to this

@FightingEczema

4 ай бұрын

AGREED! I remember I would go into scratching trances because it felt so good 🥲 but unfortunately those scratching sessions is when you do the most damage to your skin 😭

Brother I am from india and i have been suffering from this only since today and i have had this quit a few times in my childhood like once in 2 or 3 years and it goes away in 1 or 2 days but thses comments of people have it for over 10 20 years is scaring me plz help me thank you for the video btw

@FightingEczema

3 ай бұрын

Hello, I recommend getting a thorough check up done by your doctor and going from there. It is a little difficult for me to provide any help through comments here. Best of luck.

@nehaahuja2002

3 ай бұрын

I want to keep myself busy but bcoz of so many cuts on my hands I can't do many tasks 😢

@Rejoice-ls4hw

3 ай бұрын

@@nehaahuja2002 sorry to hear that

@FightingEczema

3 ай бұрын

It’s tough but stay strong! It’ll heal eventually

@Rejoice-ls4hw

3 ай бұрын

@@FightingEczema I win brother it's over

Now i brave enough to off my fan to make my body accept the heat,,,sometime its itchy on neck and shoulders..now i get used to it like back there before today skin condition

@FightingEczema

6 ай бұрын

It’s amazing how the body can adapt! Your skin will get better, I believe in you.

Bought it. It’s called Coconut Baby.

@FightingEczema

Ай бұрын

Keep us updated on how it works for you!

I heard eczema is hereditary. All of the women in my mothers side has it.

@FightingEczema

4 ай бұрын

Ah yes, genetics can play a big role unfortunately.

Please read..Put steamorub Vicks(or any kind of Vicks) on the body......thank me later.

@FightingEczema

2 ай бұрын

Nice tip! I love Vicks! 💙