"Have you ever been awakened in the dead of night by unbearable itching? It could be that eczema is alerting you. Eczema is not uncommon among our middle-aged and elderly friends, but many people have little understanding of how to do it safely and effectively. Today, we're going to demystify an important part of eczema** – the use of hormone-free creams. This is not only about health science, but also about self-care. Let's walk into the savior of eczema patients and explore those misunderstood and overlooked safe** options to protect your **health**. "
In the course of eczema, it is crucial to choose the right hormone-free cream. Here are three effective hormone-free creams that excel at relieving eczema symptoms while reducing the risk of hormonal medications
Herbal extract ointment
This ointment is mainly made from natural herbal extracts such as honeysuckle, blueberry leaves, etcThey have anti-inflammatory and sedative effects.
Herbal extract ointments are indicated for mild to moderate eczemaAnd it's especially beneficial for sensitivity** that often has eczema symptoms.
Oat matrix repair cream
Oats are widely believed to have an excellent soothing effect on dry, itchy**.
This ointment contains oats, which are effective in repairing a damaged ** barrierReduces water loss and is suitable for long-term maintenance of the health of eczema patients.
Glycerin-based non-medicinal moisturizing ointment
Glycerin is a highly effective humectantIt can lock in moisture and reduce dryness and itching.
This ointment is milder in natureSuitable for all types of eczema, especially during the dry season.
Each ointment has its own specific precautions for use. For example, herbal extract ointments are natural, but certain botanical ingredients may cause allergic reactions in some individuals. Therefore, it is advisable to conduct a small area of testing before use. Oat-based repair balms and glycerin-based moisturizers, while versatile, may need to be supplemented with other** methods during extreme eczema flares. The common feature of these three ointments is that they are hormone-free, which reduces the atrophy and pigmentation that may result from long-term use of hormonal drugs
In the course of eczema, hormone-free ointments are prized for their lower levels. However, proper use is key to ensure maximum efficacy and safety.
Cleaning**:
Before applying the ointment, clean the affected area with warm water and mild, unscented soapAvoid using any detergents that may irritate**.
After cleaning, pat dry gently with a clean towel** without rubbing.
Apply in moderation:
Take an appropriate amount of ointment (usually the same amount as one pearl at a time) and apply it evenly to the affected area.
Gently apply the ointment until fully absorbed, avoiding rubbing too hard.
Frequency & Timing:
Apply 2-3 times daily as directed by your doctor or medication, or adjust as needed for symptoms.
It is best to apply after bathing or during cleansing, when it is most easily absorbed.
Avoid cross-contamination:
When using the ointment, make sure your hands are clean and avoid touching the ointment with dirty hands to avoid bacterial infection.
Do not share the ointment with others to avoid cross-infection.
Monitoring Responses:
When applying a new ointment, pay attention to the reaction. If rash, stinging or other discomfort occurs, discontinue use and consult a physician.
Regularly check the condition to assess the effectiveness.
Continued use:
Even if symptoms improve, continue to use as directed by your doctor in case of improvement**.
When used for a long timeThe effect of use should be regularly reported to the doctor so that the ** regimen can be adjusted.
Storage Considerations:
Store the ointment in a dry, cool placeAvoid high temperatures and direct sunlight.
Make sure the ointment is tightly capped to prevent loss of potency or contamination.