The problem of dermatitis is also termed as ‘’Eczema’’. This skin disease is caused by factors such as physical stress, Parkinson’s disease, genetics, dry skin, varicose veins, obesity and allergic reactions.
Symptoms of this problem include blisters filled with fluid, rashes, inflammation, redness, itching, swelling and scaly skin. Different types of natural treatments can be used to obtain relief from this medical condition.
Natural Treatments for Dermatitis
Spearmint
A person can grind spearmint leaves to make a paste. Application of this paste on the affected area 2 to 3 times in a day can cure the symptoms associated with the problem. Application of spearmint leaf juice can also soothe the skin.
Sandalwood
A paste prepared by mixing sandalwood powder and camphor pieces with water can be applied on the blisters for 2 to 3 hours on a daily basis to relieve the skin condition. Application of a mixture of sandalwood powder and rose water can also help in the treatment. Sandalwood essential oil can also be applied on the affected area several times on a weekly basis.
Turmeric
The anti-inflammatory properties of turmeric can help in curing the rashes within a short span of time. Dry turmeric powder can be directly sprinkled on the infected area for 15 to 20 minutes to heal the rashes. Frequent application of a mixture of turmeric powder and jojoba essential oil can also provide relief. A mixture of turmeric and honey can also be used in the treatment. A person can stir turmeric powder (half teaspoon) in a cup of water/milk and consume it on a regular basis to cure the problem.
Blueberry
A natural lotion created by mixing grinded blueberry leaves and rose water can be applied on the affected area multiple times in a week to treat the problem of dermatitis. Application of a mixture of blueberry and licorice leaf extract can protect the skin from various allergic reactions.
Apple Cider Vinegar
A piece of cotton cloth soaked in apple cider vinegar can be directly applied on the affected area for a few minutes to prevent the spread of dermatitis. Application of a mixture of apple cider vinegar and baking soda on the rashes for 5 to 10 minutes on a daily basis can also provide relief.
Carrot
A person can boil organic carrot in water and mash it to prepare a paste. This paste can be applied on the blisters for 15 to 20 minutes and removed with cool water. Consumption of a combination of carrot and spinach juice can provide relief from the symptoms of the problem. Another alternative is to apply carrot seed oil on the affected area on a regular basis.
Aloe Vera
The anti-inflammatory properties of aloe vera can help in reducing the inflammation, itching and scaling of the skin resulting from the problem. Fresh aloe vera pulp can be mixed with yogurt and applied on the infected area to relieve the skin condition.
A person can mix aloe vera pulp (1 tablespoon) in a glass of apple/cranberry juice and consume it on a frequent basis. Daily intake of aloe vera juice can also help in the treatment.
Vitamin E
Application of vitamin E oil can heal the inflamed skin within a short span of time. A mixture of vitamin E and corn oil can also be applied to soothe the rashes. Consumption of food items rich in vitamin E can protect the body from various allergic reactions which may result in the problem of dermatitis. Sunflower oil, kiwi, nuts and sprouts are some sources of this vitamin.
Slippery Elm
Slippery elm powder can be mixed with water to make a paste and applied on the affected area for a few minutes. This process should be repeated 2 to 3 times in a day. A natural tonic created by boiling slippery elm bark, white oak bark and comfrey root in water can be used to rinse the affected area several times in a week to get rid of the problem.
Neem
Another effective natural treatment for the skin condition is neem. A mixture of neem and almond oil can be applied on the rashes on a regular basis. A few drops of neem oil can be mixed in a bucket of warm water to be used for bathing purposes. A person can mix boiled neem leaves with turmeric powder to make a natural paste. Frequent application of this paste on the infected area can cure the inflammation, swelling and redness caused by the problem.
Oatmeal
A person can mix oatmeal with honey to prepare a smooth paste and apply it on the affected area for 15 to 20 minutes. It is advisable to remove this paste with cool water. Grinded oatmeal can be mixed with lukewarm water and applied on the blisters on a daily basis to reduce the itching and swelling associated with the skin condition.
Nutmeg
A natural paste created by mixing nutmeg seed powder, baking soda and water can be applied on the affected area to heal the rashes and soften the skin. This paste should be removed with warm water after a few minutes of the application. Another alternative is to apply a mixture of nutmeg powder and olive oil multiple times on a weekly basis.
Gotu Kola
Gotu kola is also known as ‘’Centella Asiatica’’. A person can consume tea prepared with the use of dried gotu kola to treat the medical condition. A paste created by mixing gotu kola powder, baking soda and aloe vera juice can be applied on the infected area with the help of a cotton ball on a frequent basis to obtain effective results.
Coconut Oil
Coconut oil can be directly applied on the affected area to heal the rashes. Application of a combination of coconut and olive oil on the blisters can also help in the treatment of dermatitis. Virgin coconut oil can be mixed with honey and applied on the affected area to relieve the skin condition. Another alternative is to apply a mixture prepared with the use of coconut oil, shea butter, colloidal oatmeal and virgin olive oil on the rashes several times in a week.
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