How to Treat Atopic Dermatitis | For Those Who Want A Life Change | Do&Don't

[@WishtrendTV]

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[@tiarajacobz4519]

The video hasn't started yet.... But i sure will🙂👍🏼😊❤💚

[@beanitosxd311]

Pls im a teenager and i had atopic dermatitis and I have A LOT of scars in my butt, I know, I don't wear shorts because I looks horrible, I went to the dermatology but the cream didn't do anything It is familiar for a very difficult reason that I can't even describe something can you do a video for scars????

[@a4539]

I missed Eunice and Louisa haha

[@dawnmagee8805]

Any help for those with Lupus

[@tessarises]

Thanks for this video! I'm super sensitive to the sun, sweat, scents, and allergens in the air. Metal is the worst so all of my jewelry is wooden! Using a non foaming soap really helps as well. I didn't think about the fabric type being an irritant!

[@dani-3850]

Atopic dermatitis is my biggest struggle (physically) ever since I was child. My condition forbid me to have fun under the sun, and go swimming because it would immediately react to heat. At the same time, I wasn't also allowed to go to cold places. Every time I do general cleaning, my skin immediately messes up. My patches were at my my cheeks, eye lids, elbows and knees, which contributed a lot to my low-self esteem and anxiety as teen. I looked as if I had "3D blush" because my cheeks turn red and EMBOSSED when irritated. My eyelids were so dry that it was kinda freaky. Growing up, I made an effort to do research on how to treat this, until I came across your channel about 3 years ago. I learned so much about taking care of dry and sensitive skin from you guys, and your tips miraculously worked unlike all other ways I tried following my dermatologists. I follow every lesson that I learn from your videos, and you definitely gained my trust. Since then, I became obsessed with skincare and I never stopped. And now, you're talking about atopic dermatitis (and I haven't even watched it yet), I want to say THANK YOU for helping me out with my skin concerns and inspiring me to take care of myself. Now I'm on my way to confidence and self-love. You are a blessing to us all! ♡

[@sim6552]

im a teen right now and my atopic dermatitis is basically all over my body and I have really low self esteem as a result,,, I hope I can grow my confidence like you did!!

[@thephilosopher5799]

I had it on my legs,arms and around my mouth for some time but as soon as it hit my eyelids I felt insecure. It caused hyperpigmentation and it will take along time to go away.

[@liztzh]

Remember steroids are a quick fix not a long term solution .be careful the flare ups are worse every time u come back off steroids ! Its better not to use it more than once

[@aaakaka10]

Hi am suffering atopic dermatitis since I borned. I was used steroid creams without break , whole body , 10+ years . It destroyed my skin! TSW was epic hard. (Topical steroid whitdrawl) Dont use steroid creams

[@sammysworld5485]

I’ve developed atopic dermatitis as an adult. All I can say is “It Sucks”. Mine gets very severe with red bumps above my skin with puss. It burns, itch and lasts for weeks.

[@SquizzleGwen]

I personally found that cutting out dairy products really helped after I got atopic dermatitis during my GCSE and A-levels

[@thephilosopher5799]

I naturally stop eating lots of dairy because I hate it. I only eat a cheese slice once and a while in a sandwich. Almond Milk in cereal is really good to me.

[@eternumdroida]

Best cream ever is Bioderma Atoderm. And: Hey, please, every person with atopic dermatitis like me, first visit an allergist. It's way better than just a dermatologist. I love how much they put emphasis on that during this video.

[@delaneyanderson389]

On the nail thing (I have eczema) the best thing that I have done is wearing fake nails. I get to have long nails but they don't cut the skin like my real nail does

[@jjnastya]

i'm so surprised to see a video on this topic on your channel but i'm also grateful. i've had atopic dermatitis my whole life and still suffer from it and i'm 23 years old. it's awful and i've found out about my diagnosis only last year cause before my parents used to think that it's an allergy. i was surprised by how many rules i've already followed naturally without me knowing what i should do particularly, just out of pure instinct

[@blancobunni1171]

I noticed the more dairy, spicy food, eggs, and acidic foods I eat makes it alotttt worse. It itches sooo much!!!! I drink almond milk, but it is so hard to give up spicy foods 😅

[@dreaaaaaaaaaa]

Thankfully my uncle is a dermatologist and said that i have atopic dermatitis and said that i just need to moisturize it with Cetaphil and it works

[@Brian-_]

Had a very bad case of atopic dermatitis as a kid. I had no known allergies or health issues etc. then one day someone recommended I apply Aveeno moisturizer. I don't recall making any other specific daily changes but after using Aveeno, it went away. I'm *NOT* saying that was some cure, but that's the one main thing I recall since I stopped getting rashes.

[@BrentsTreehouse]

by the way, there are many adults who get AD who never had it as children.

[@brisahernandez5153]

i have eczema and it’s horrible,, i got bullied a lot for it and it made me very self conscious so i never wear shorts cause of my knees:/

[@choihazel9559]

I have atopic dermatitis and I used to get bullied at my school because of it. I used to cry from the pain of bullying and the itch and pain. When ever I scratch it, it starts bleeding and I just couldn't take it anymore. A medicine that I used synalaar it worked really well. I still have it but at least its better

[@Breeadtalk]

I want to consult with a dermatologist for my skin problems but my mom is so close-minded she believes it can be healed on its own 😔 How can I handle this?

[@aamusic325]

Fibrianti RA tell her how important it is to you

[@lokhart9327]

Yyuyuy6

[@pR-vm4wh]

Same 😓

[@brisahernandez5153]

Fibrianti RA i have eczema so i have some tips also sometimes allergies can be a major cause ,, 1.) try to go fragrance free 2.) drink a lot of water 3.) like the video said moisturize!! 4.) wear cotton clothes ( i’ve noticed that polyester sticks to my skin and it itches ) if i have anymore tips i’ll be sure to let you know!

[@Robasaki]

I’ve literally given myself burns because I’ll take a hair dryer to my eczema because it’s “better” than scratching finally saw a traditional Chinese doctor and got it so much more under control 🙏. Also a huge tip from me would be to use ice compress it always makes my eczema stop itching and less inflamed, I eventually phased out my addiction to heat with ice packs so I have a whole freezer full of ice packs in case of flare ups. I also eat a ton of anti inflammatory foods such as ginseng, tumeric and ginger. I’ve had eczema my whole life and it sucks but definitely manageable! Also sleep with a humidifier that helps a ton. But also everyone is different and I just wanted to share a little of my journey if it helps someone out there too!

[@rajsingh1297]

Can u name any moisturiser without mineral oil alcohol ethanol and petroleum pls

[@dondizm2678]

Been living with AD for decades but this is the most fun video about AD to watch. Thank you 🙂

[@whymustklaudedie]

also, i’ve had atopic dermatitis all my life, and another tip (a very personal one) is to avoid black clothing because because the dye contains substances that help to hold the dye onto the fabric (such as formaldehyde, which i’m allergic to) that irritates the skin quite badly. for me it’s really hard to avoid black clothing but i try as much as i can!! also don’t stress your skin too much with cortisone, if the irritation is mild, try to use natural creams such as the calendula cream. right now i have really bad dermatitis all over my face and arms and i’m trying to cure it. even though i knew all these things i need a reminder to keep taking care of myself. i hope it gets better soon

[@whymustklaudedie]

also the mental health tip is really true 😓 i have a sort of psychosomatic and atopic dermatitis and mostly all of it comes from stress aswell from substances i am allergic to that are REALLY hard to avoid (especially because i go to art school and i’m allergic to methylisothiazolinone wich is even in ink) so for me is kinda impossible to cure it. i can’t seem to calm myself down tho it always gets worse and worse

[@jillhbaudhaan]

This was a great, calming video. BUT, why do so few people talk about scalp eczema in adults?

[@manalabdelrahim7792]

i actaully find that keeping ur nails longer is much better because im scared to scratch so they break or anything. when my nails were short i used to scratch so harshly and it would severly damage my skin

[@madeleneplaza6747]

Hi! I just wanna share my experience about this. So i was 12 years old when something in my left eye started showing. My skin in my eyelids was so dry and I didn't bother it because i thought it would just disappear and my parents didn't even notice it because they don't have time for me anyway. And then I noticed it started growing big so it really got me down every day. So i did the most stupid decision in my life. I peeled the skin everyday when i'm going to school. So the skin started to grow thick. I'm already 13 years old and it's still here in my eye. I already visited 2 doctors, one told me to use cetaphil but i lost the lotion while i was in school. So my mom got mad at me and we visited anothet doctor and he told me to use Maxitrol and massage it into my eyelids 2 times a day but it still didn't work! Please help me. I'm still using Maxitrol for the mean time. It only grew on my left eye until now. This thing in my eyelid is really getting my confidence down. When school started everyone that would talk to me would ask whats in my eyelids and I got shy because of it. So pleaaaase help meee. Thanks a lot!❤

[@florieanncerujano8506]

What's the best soap for dermatitis

[@SKRsoul]

Finally a useful video on eczema

[@great7lemons902]

Eunice your hair is so pretty! I clicked on the video because of the information but I couldn't help and be amazed by your beauty!

[@adrinaiu]

Thank you, Wishtrend!!!

[@melanievigueras8630]

Them: Don’t use Vaseline Me: used Vaseline before watching 😭

[@Dupella]

I am almost 21 and still have atopic dermatitis all over my body, especially my scalp. I dont know what else to do, my scalp is so itchy, I use special creams, shampoo etc that my doctor told me to use. I can't sleep and function normally because of this itchy feeling

[@geridawn6366]

I've been on hypoallergenic diet. It is so sad. :( I really need to follow it because I observed that it is what triggers my itchiness.

[@liliant6544]

Omg so helpful!! Thx wishtrend for that 💜💜💜 I’ve been dealing with that but now it has gone away thankfully ^^

[@ailsablack5452]

My eczema makes me feel really ugly and makes me get in my head which makes the itchiness worse

[@HellenFranz]

Thank you for this!! I have consulted 3 dermatologists and the things they recomend only make it worse, one even said "i cant do anything more for you". I have in my face, so its hard to keep moisturizing it along the day, it started to develop when i was 19 and now im 21. Going to the 4th next monday to see if she can help me.

[@issy0613]

Eunice's hair is so pretty 🤩

[@whitneycj]

That temperature change and Vaseline sure do explain a lot

[@elghygarlei3433]

Uh oh.. I've been doing a mistake all along...😱 I always use mineral oil and petrolum jelly😅

[@WishtrendTV]

😱😱😱😱😱

[@roxanelim9065]

So... Can use Vaseline? Or cannot? 🤔🤔🤔

[@drkmlakshmipathy]

Both of u r doing good teaching about how to treat atopic dermatitis Eczyema...very scientific too.. appreciation from chennai .

[@WishtrendTV]

Thank you so much! 💗

[@gingerbadjie9670]

I have been waiting for this! As a daily swimmer, my skin on my body, face and my poor hair is ruined. I've got dermatitis all over my body, which no matter how much i shower and wash, keeps coming back. I would love some product recommendations to remove the chlorine from my skin on my body and also my hair. SLS/SLES free please as that gives me eczema! xoxo

[@gisellecelestial]

As someone with severe eczema I’ve found castille soap to be a life saver. I’m also allergic to sls and found dr.bronners to help drastically. I also use it as shampoo.

[@gingerbadjie9670]

Thank you Gisele. Funny enough I recently bought the Dr Bonners baby hemp soap and it did help. Director Pi, also chose their lip balm as top of the top. Bioderma shower oil helps maintain the skin barrier as well but it terms of chlorine removal or neutralising I need some help! 😞

[@huyambelguet6686]

Ginger Badjie i am also a competitive swimmer who was atopic dermatitis. Any tips?

[@thephilosopher5799]

Stop swimming in chlorine pools, take short warm showers instead of long hot showers like many. Always have sometype of natural moisturizing cream. Use vitamin E oil after applying. Do this at least twice daily to see some result. I am 14 and i have had atopic dermatitis since i was months old and I didnt always moisturize and now I regret it because it will take at least a couple years to get rid of.

[@bethrobbie430]

I really appreciate these video tips. I found this so helpful and you both are so sweet.

[@colly08]

Isn't using moisturiser eventually stop skin generating its moisture naturally?

[@KNisaKA]

My skin developed atopic dermatitis when i was pregnant and gotten worse now. And it's on my finger. I think i will never get rid of it :(((

[@rabosmalcheirosos5827]

Yeah, I completely understand you, having it near or in the hands can get extremely complicated since you have to wash your hands frequently. :/ Maybe trying to minimise the times you wash that particular finger will help, as well as trying not to get it dirty often, I know ti may be difficult, almost impossible, but everything is worth a try to deal with these annoying problems.. :| And maybe my tip can be helpful to you, I left a comment with it a few minutes ago (sorry I'm feeling lazy and don't want to rewrite it all over again... 😅) I hope it ends up getting better :)

[@Shannononly]

I have it all over 90 percent of my body. Be thankful it’s only on your finger.

[@thephilosopher5799]

@@Shannononly same

[@Lea.350]

This was really helpful thank you so much. Gamsahamnida❤.

[@dawnmagee8805]

Awesome video-I have atopic dermatitis due to Lupus which is an autoimmune disease

[@jhimp2457]

I have it on my eyelid :(

[@princyphilip2852]

Which products you use

[@almightya8607]

Wonderful presentation. Thank you

[@hana55_]

What about contact dermatitis?

[@bhavnarawat9900]

Thank You so much 💖

[@gideonrwechungura173]

very helpful, thank you

[@Blessme7506]

Thank you for the tip👍 I would definitely keep all this advice in my mind💞

[@BeckyPLAGUE]

Thanks for this video! Very helpful. Good information

[@kimdahyun2893]

please do a video on Hypopigmentation(white spots)

[@CHANDANAGJ]

So there is no cure for atopic dermatitis?

[@fannyf3627]

Thank you so much for the tips

[@Nisa-bv3gs]

I use the steroid injection recommended by my doctor, but it causing my mestrustion not coming on time or even worse it's 3 weeks menstruation

[@hamkaka21]

U just told evrthing problem i am having it is helpful thks. Whenever i get angry but only once in a day allergy Triggers for 5 to 10 minutes. And u dint spoke abt IGE levels.

[@nnaemekaafoma1135]

Thank you sooo much for this video.

[@blindedwarrior95]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO !!! ㅠㅠ

[@imyourlily2166]

i literally get it every winter but this year is the worst, everything hurts. BRUH IM 4 MINS INTO THE VIDEO AND I REALIZE I USE BABY OIL AND AQAUPHOR TO "TREAT" IT TT

[@sapnaagarwal2236]

How is it your site I want to try your products

[@missarylmae8014]

Omg! Thank you for this!

[@parveenbanu1464]

Thankfully wishtrend love you

[@Flyingtofreedom]

I needed this videos so badly.

[@simple_naildesigns]

Very informative, I have atopic dermatitis.

[@itsmei1315]

Well explained 💖

[@nuruluzma9453]

I never had long nail tho 😀 everytime my nail is long I'll cut it

[@patriciasadri2328]

Are these tips applicable for atopic dermatitis in adults?

[@WishtrendTV]

Yes :)

[@Robinson_oinam]

Please recommend some moisturizer for atopic dermatitis skin

[@WishtrendTV]

We recommend Klairs soothing line! They are vegan and really mild so it will be good for that kind of skin type :) But we are not so sure about your skin type, so please don't forget to test them on your neck or other body parts first. If the dermatitis skin is severe, please visit dermatologists and have a consultation :) Here's a link to Klairs soothing line! 👉 www.wishtrend.com/shop/rich-moist-package

[@Robinson_oinam]

@@WishtrendTV thnkz for reply but in this klairs soothing cream here is lots of essential oils, citric acid, stearic acid that is bad for my skin type I have sensitive and dry skin type + atopic dermatitis during winter season

[@leonardoyunizjilleanel.9316]

Thank you so much

[@tayael7893]

how can mineral oil bad for atopic dermatitis? I'm using eucerin eczema relief body cream which has mineral oil & alcohol ingredients

[@alimetwaly1562]

Vey helpful

[@cpark7777]

Such a helpful video!!!❤️😍

[@saraf.2510]

Thanks very much I have deal with this problem since I was born and this video is really helpful

[@haileyfuentes6785]

Asthma and eczema are common in premature babies. I was one and have both diseases 😂 lucky me

[@catalinagarcia644]

Do you have anything you’d recommend for keratosis Polaris?

[@0_base1]

Omg yes

[@amnaahsan2938]

My 2 years boy facing this.

[@CamilaFuentes0227]

Finally! 🙌

[@erikal5]

I disagree that steroids are most helpful! Research topical steroid withdrawal. Not to mention, steroids provide only temporary relief and do not address the root of the problem.

[@littlepoo08]

Yep i can relate

[@debzola4232]

So helpful

[@gajemail1312]

I have got almost all causes, help me 😂

[@AprilJoySanico]

You're both gorgeous 😍

[@prajakttapowale1231]

You are cute my big sister because care all subscribers 😍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@gingerbadjie9670]

Thank you so much for this. I didn't know it had a genetic link and yes I have asthma and hay fever as well. The dermatitis only began when I had to start swimming for a spine injury. Shea butter aggravates it as well and trying to get one for the body without it is a nightmare. I do use and love the all over lotion but it's not enough. If anyone has any good body moisturiser recommendations and chlorine removal products I'd appreciate it. ❤️🙏❤️ Love that dress sis. 👗😘

[@nandanieves]

I don't know if it's going to work for you but CeraVe helped me a lot to make my skin feel moisturized without causing any irritation.

[@jordgubb7139]

Almond oil helps a lot, and eucerine products... good luck!

[@jeniviaa]

Thankyou!

[@bangtanismylife5455]

This disease literally ruined my childhood

[@MMARCOPPICASSO]

Xie xie . Can you please cover diet

[@a4539]

3 more hours

[@Noname-qk6qp]

Personally taking away all products with any type of fragrance or essential oils helped a lot for my dermatitis. So I would like to warn everyone be carefull, as essential oils and fragrance could make things so much worse! Everyone is different but it might be worth looking into.

[@christmas9lights]

It not easy when atopic dermatitis is on the scalp but it not actually dermatitis it actually eczema and it annoying as freak and it is painful not itchy but so painful

[@ella-yg7nd]

888 views and 111 likes?

[@belaysabel]

thank you!!!!

[@joelzuniga8864]

Thank you🥰