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Health Condition: Eczema
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Definition
Eczema is also called atopic dermatitis.
It is characterised by intolerable itching aggravated by heat and small
fluid filled blisters distributed on parts of the body.
Accompanying signs
& symptoms
Itchiness around the lesion aggravated by
heat or stress, small fluid filled blisters or vesicles scatters
throughout or part of the body, general agitation, impatience, thirst,
poor sleep.
Possible Causes
Poor diet. Excessive intake of deep-fried,
oily and greasy foods.
Stress
Poor lifestyle
Excessive alcohol intake
Accumulated toxins in the body from poor diet, lifestyle and stress
Over reactive immune reactions (western perspective) by unknown factors
Physiological
Mechanisms
Poor diet, lifestyle and stress accumulates
toxins in the body. As a protective reaction, our body tries to
eliminate the toxins through the skin by the expression of eczema.
Chinese medicine treats the condition by
doing the following:
Purge the accumulated toxins out of the body
Regulate abnormal immune reactions
Reduce both physiological and emotional stress
Relieve itching
Improve emotional wellbeing
Reduce the levels of stress hormones such as adrenaline and
corticosteroids
Health Advice
Reducing the intake of caffeine and
cigarette smoking
Eat a balance diet
Establishing a regular eating habit
Encouraging moderate, regular and outdoor exercises
References
Longman
concise medical dictionary, 1994
Chinese-English Manual of Common-Used in Traditional Chinese Medicine,
Ou Ming, 1995