Itchy everywhere? Here’s how to get rid of eczema and staph.
1Take antibiotics three times a day. Be careful not to lay down within 20 minutes after taking them. 1 before school/work, 1 after school/work, and one 20 minutes before bed.Ad
2Apply Shea butter to the problem area often. It might sting and turn reddish but that means it’s working.
3When it starts going away, put Vaseline on before bed. When you wake up, get a fresh washcloth and wipe it away with water.
4Remember, eczema is never completely gone, so it's important you keep your skin healthy and moisturised at all times to avoid breakouts.Ad
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- This can be spread to other parts of the body, so make sure you wash your hands after dealing with it. Use different washcloths, different towels, etc.
- Do not scratch. It can turn into something very nasty if you do.
- The shea butter will sting. It will turn red. Do not worry if they do.
- If it gets worse, stop using these methods and talk to a doctor.
- Do not touch the infection, then touch other people. Staph is contagious.
- Antibiotics can give you the runs
Things You'll Need
- Shea butter
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