Well, here comes a dermatologist’s worst nighmare :D hahaaaa... If you have dyshidrotic eczema (and you should get diagnosed by a DOCTOR to make sure it isn’t something else), I sincerely hope this will help. Mine was never too severe but these techniques got me rid of my worst lesions and immediately put new ones into remission within 12 hours. To a point where this no longer worries me at all. It’s kind of a big deal Note: You may or may not be sensitive to the same things as me, but I hope this comprehensive home remedy can bring you serious relief no matter what. No rare ingredients ...
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sunpal; your link just directed me to an odd Ebay page... I’d love to read the article you mentionned but I think this is the wrong link Thank you   [End]
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Hi there It’s healed but I’m still using the cream. I’m letting the skin cells ”forget” as my dermatologist once put it to explain why any skin treatment needs to be continued after symptoms disappear. The peeling wasn’t the problem, more the inflammation. I’d have a ”crisis” and the junction of lip skin and regular skin would swell up a bit, become red (instead of a clear boundary between lip and skin, I’d have a blurred red and raised contour) This happened everyday and would go away only with cortisone but not for long. Afterwards, the skin would harden and crack; then it would pe ...
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Poop: I had written all my post and it was just deleted!!! So here’s the short version: Yes it worked! And no, I did not need a prescription, just find a homeopathy pharmacist and he’ll prescribe it himself. I also saw Calendulis Plus on the net but mine is just called Calendulis and is not sold on the net so I dunno if it’s the same thing; ask the pharmacist before buying anything. Get it directly form him or her just to be on the safe side. Cream was cheap too; about 20$ canadian! I’ll try stopping the treatment in a week or two to see what happens. My lips were BAD and after th ...
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HI all! I am suffering from cheilitis and although I do not think mine is exfoliative I’m confident the remedy I found two days ago can help you! I’ve been on (mild) cortisone creams for 6 months now; completely dependent on them too but then decided it was enough. I stopped listening to the doctors because they wopuldn’t listen to me; I’d do research for my problem and they didn’t give a darn! My mom went to a homeopathy pharmacist and they sent me a kit with a cream called: CALENDULIS. ONE DOSE and all the little tiny bumps of dry skin went away, the swelling disappeared and I ...
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