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Diet has a direct correlation with the incidence of eczema. Efficient diet management helps in the prevention of flare-ups. Certain triggers of eczema are wheat, soy, and food preservatives, such as mono sodium glutamate, shell fish, eggs, cow’s milk, corn, peanuts and oranges. Avoid cakes and pastries, which make use of many of the above said ingredients. Take the help of your physician to check out the allergy causing food, in your daughter’s diet. These foods are identified with the help of elimination test, wherein the regular diet is restricted of on particular food at a time. This helps in the identification of the culprit, which flares up or causes eczema. A good supply of nutrients helps to ensure a good complexion and reduces the risk of inflammation and dryness. Eczema develops as rashes, which provokes itching of the affected area.

Zinc supplements are recommended, though care is essential. Deficiency of copper is associated with excessive intake of zinc. Adequate hydration is vital, as the probability of dry skin is more with eczema. Eight to ten glasses of water also helps in the prevention of constipation and flare up of eczema. Flakiness and scaling of the skin is avoided by adequate water intake. Gamma linolenic acid is highly effective against eczema, and is available in adequate quantities in evening primrose oil. Gamma linolenic acid is a omega 6 fatty acid, which possesses healing properties.

A tablespoon of flaxseed oil is highly effective against inflammation. This is attributed to the presence of essential fatty acids. A walk in the warm sun proves beneficial, by killing the harmful organisms. Raw veggie juice is useful. Topical application of coconut oil on the affected area is highly effective in keeping the skin soft. Eczema results in skin itch, within two hours of consumption of the ‘trigger’ food consumption. Delay in the sensitivity is also seen in certain individuals, which results in a reaction, about, six to twenty four hours of consumption.

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