Eczema yellow skin is a more difficult problem to solve than standard itching and rashes as with most common cases of eczema. It can be difficult to prescribe the right solution as it is more resilient to medication and dietary changes. However, it is still most certainly possible to quickly and easily solve this with the right lifestyle changes and the right medication from a licensed dermatologist.
Having eczema yellow skin and blisters is usually an indication of a rarer, more severe type of eczema known as dyshidrotic dermatitis. The lesions and swelling of the blisters is caused by allergic reactions, but is significantly more severe. Because of this, I don't recommend trying to heal this form of eczema with natural treatments alone. It usually requires a powerful steroid base medication either in pill form or from a topical cream.
Consulting a dermatologist is very important. It is not only important due to the severity of the condition, but also because prescription medication is often required to fix it. I personally recommend a combination of prescription medicine from your doctor as well as healthy lifestyle changes to eliminate allergens from affecting your skin throughout the day.
These allergens can be anything from pet dander and hair to eggs or fish. You have to determine your own skin allergens based on either elimination dieting or skin allergy testing. A licensed dermatologist can perform a skin allergy test that will determine what your skin is most sensitive to. This can eliminate the need to get rid of elements from your diet strategically until you figure out what affects your skin the most.
The test is simple and involves placing various substances on your skin to see what you react to the most. Common triggers of eczema that cause eczema yellow skin are eggs, fish, onions, wheat, food dye and citrus. Figure out which of these bothers you and get them out of your diet and out of your house for best results.
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