The eczema affects the growth/production of my fingernails and takes several months to begin to clear up. I’m in a wedding in October and am worried that it won’t be cleared up by then. I am currently using Elecon cream to treat my eczema on other areas and it works really well, but doesn’t seem to work on my fingernails at all. Any suggestions?
That could be a fungal infection. Nail bed is a very common site for that. It won’t heal with any cream but with proper antifungal treatment that too for 4-6 weeks
How do you treat eczema on fingernail beds?
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Try using Dr Hess Udder Ointment found at http://www.udderointment.com. It works fantastic on dry skin, eczema, diaper rash, cracked heels, chafing and more…It’s seriously awesome. I have used it for years on my own kids and myself. They will even send you a FREE SAMPLE! Register on their website and they will send you a coupon code for 20% off your order.
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That could be a fungal infection. Nail bed is a very common site for that. It won’t heal with any cream but with proper antifungal treatment that too for 4-6 weeks
References :
March 12th, 2010