Lotions for eczema.

Lotions for eczema.

Eczema accounts for almost 40% of skin diseases. This is a type of dermatosis, when the layers of the epidermis are affected by inflammation.

It can be provoked by disturbances in the functioning of the body, the influence of chemical factors or allergens. In any case, eczema treatment involves a multidimensional approach.

This means that the disease must be treated from the inside and from the outside: follow a diet, take the necessary medications, treat the affected skin, etc.

The use of external agents is an important component of therapy for eczema. It is necessary to relieve the symptoms of dermatosis: redness, itching, dryness, burning.

Lotions for eczema.

Treating the skin with eczema effectively with a collection of such herbs:

calendula (relieves inflammation, disinfects the affected area and the skin around it);

chamomile (eliminates itching and swelling, soothes the inflamed epidermis, stimulates its regeneration);

horsetail (improves metabolism and blood circulation in the skin, accelerates healing);

sage (relieves irritation and itching, acts as an antiseptic).

The means for therapy should be prescribed by a specialist. Remember: only a doctor, having assessed the degree and features of the course of the disease, will recommend the correct means for treating the skin.

INGREDIENTS

Calendula flowers    1 tbsp. l.
Chamomile flowers   2 tbsp. l.
Horsetail grass     2 tbsp l.
Sage leaves    2 tbsp l.

COOKING METHOD

Mix the ingredients listed above.
Add 5 tbsp. l. collecting in a saucepan and pour 1 liter of boiling water.

Place the herbal mixture in a water bath. Let it simmer slowly for 15 minutes.
Remove the broth from the water heater and leave to infuse and cool for 45 minutes.

Cut off a piece of gauze, fold it several times and soak in the infusion. Apply compresses to the affected skin several times a day — 2-3 is enough.

THE EFFECT

Reducing inflammation.
Disinfection.
Anesthesia.
Elimination of itching.
Stimulation of regeneration processes.