Caring for Eczema : Eczema: Sunscreens & Chlorinated Water
Using sunscreen can prevent chlorinated water from causing eczema skin irritation. Get tips on using sunscreen with expert tips in this free health video. Expert: Audra Hartwig Bio: Audra Hartwig is an expert on environmental allergies having been a long time sufferer. Filmmaker: Travis Waack
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Do this if you want to heal your infection.
Start cleaning the environment you live, get new towels, new clothes, clean them, etc. Live on a healthy environment with the less possible bacteria around.
Second thing: get ANTIBIOTICS in creams and pills, take the pills every 6 or 8 hours every day, and use the antibiotic cream every 6-8 hours also, and after you take shower, etc. Put it in all your body, it will make it go away, believe me, it worked for me.