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zoe21235
zoe21235

hello , I have had Eczema since I was 2 now 35 ! I have been able to keep control of my flares but since having my daughter five months ago it has flared up quite Bradley in my face mainly my lips . For 8 weeks now they have been burning , incredible sore and itchy . Twice they have completely peeled . Doctor has said there's nothing she can do and suggested Vaseline !! You an imagine my answer !!! Can anyone offer any advice ? Thanking you in advance 

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  • b33432
    b33432 zoe21235

    Posted

    Sup man sorry to hear about your case but I had the same thing and worse I would bleeding so much from my lips but this is what I did don't put anything for 2 weeks then but Vaseline because your sores need to close up naturally do that and 👌
  • greg73500
    greg73500 zoe21235

    Posted

    Read about St. John's Wort Oil or cream, then consider it for trial. No promise that it will work for you, but as mentioned in many posts on this forum, I have cured myself from the disease thanks to this wonderful plant.

    if you want a good place to start for detailed information, there is a great article written by German dermatologists and researchers that recaps what modern research has proven so far about the antibiotic, anti-inflammatory and wound-closing properties of SJW. You can access its PDF bt typing Topical Applications of Saint John's Wort in your search engine.

    Enjoy reading!

     

  • alex.buckanan
    alex.buckanan zoe21235

    Posted

    maybe it's an intolerance?! like histamine... burning lips as well as itchy are symptoms.. also like having headache or the symptoms as before in combination with your tounge. Does this happens if you eat/drink sth special? Did you recognize sth else?

    If it's really an intolerance you need to see an allergist. By a diagnosis having a HI intolerance I can recommend Daosin.

    But the only thing which isn't common is your peeled lip. But everyone reacts different with intolerances.

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