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Can Dyshidrotic Eczema Be Cured?

Hi...I am aashna and recently i discovered that i m suffering from dyshindrotic eczema . Its not that severe as the docter said.. But still my hand palms are not as it used to be ...its hard...my skin is flaky..I keep moisturising my hand ... But its very difficult to go out with such hands and feet..moreover,i cant hold my boyfriends hand ...I want to know is this disease curable?? Or i have to live with it for the rest of my life..???
Tue, 25 Jul 2017
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You have developed a skin problem known as IED ( Infectious eczematoid dermatitis) . It can originate in something as simple as an insect bite and and develop secondary infection also.The surrounding area due to constant itching can become eczematous
You can apply mometasone with Fusidic acid ( Momate F ) cream twice daily.In addition you can take levocetrizine 5 mg daily at bed time for a week.
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Can Dyshidrotic Eczema Be Cured?

Hi You have developed a skin problem known as IED ( Infectious eczematoid dermatitis) . It can originate in something as simple as an insect bite and and develop secondary infection also.The surrounding area due to constant itching can become eczematous You can apply mometasone with Fusidic acid ( Momate F ) cream twice daily.In addition you can take levocetrizine 5 mg daily at bed time for a week.