• How long you have had the skin rash

• Medicines that have been used in the past to treat your skin and skin rashes

• Medicines that have been used to treat your allergies or asthma, if you have them

Where does eczema appear?

In older children and adults, eczema appears on the hands, neck, inner elbow, back of the knees and ankles. It seldom appears on the face.

In younger children eczema is more common on the face elbows and knees. It is possible on other areas, but not common.

Treating Eczema With Deep Penetrating All Natural Emu Oil:

You need to hydrate your skin. It is not dry because it lacks grease or oil, but because it isn't retaining water. To correct dryness, water is added to the skin, followed by a grease or oil substance to hold the water in.

Do this by soaking the affected area in a basin of water, in the bath or in the shower for 20 minutes using warm water. Pat the skin with a soft towel to remove excess water, and immediately apply Emu oil.

You should bathe and lubricate at least once a day or more for optimum hydration. Many people find 2 or 3 applications a day of emu oil will hydrate the skin to a greater degree and help keep their skin moist.

Although eczema is a problem to live with, these suggestions will help alleviate some of the discomfort. No two cases are exactly the same and each person may have different needs.

Photos Of Eczema Treated With Pure Emu Oil