What to do if you have eczema?

The phenomenon of eczema can be said to be a common and troubling problem. The treatment of eczema must of course be carried out scientifically. For example, firewood oil, or cuttlefish bones ground into fine powder and applied to the eczema area, can also effectively relieve and improve the condition.

(1) Lithospermum officinale oil:

Take 9 grams of lithospermum officinale and fry it with appropriate amount of sesame oil until it turns purple. Then take out the lithospermum officinale and apply the oil to the affected area several times a day.

(2) Egg distillate:

Boil 7 eggs and take out the egg yolks. Put 50-100 grams of sesame oil in a pot and simmer the oil out of the egg yolks. When the egg yolks are charred, apply the oil to the affected area frequently.

(3) Cuttlefish bone

Grind an appropriate amount into fine powder and apply to the eczema area several times a day. It is suitable for those with exudation.

(4) Clam powder:

100 grams of clams, 50 grams of Sichuan pepper, and 3 grams of light powder. Chop the clams into small pieces and stir-fry until golden brown. Add Sichuan pepper and stir-fry until black and smoke appears. Store in a sealed container. On the second day, add talcum powder and grind into fine powder. Apply with sesame oil.

(5) Baoyun ointment:

Grind 60 grams of rosin powder and 30 grams of sulfur powder, mix with sesame oil into a paste, spread it on gauze and roll it into finger-like strips, tie it tightly with thread, soak it in sesame oil for 1 day, and take it out. Light one end with fire and catch it in a coarse bowl. Cut off the cloth dust gradually, take the dropped medicated oil, soak it in cold water overnight, and apply it externally. It is especially suitable for those with local infection.

(6) Wash the potatoes.

Chop and mash it, apply it to the affected area, bandage it with gauze, and change the dressing 2 to 3 times a day and night.