Rash On Eyelid

RE: Rash On Eyelid Post by wichypoo (33) | (11/25/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact Please don't take anymore chances with your eyes. see a Dermatologist or a good Ophamalogist about your rash. I've seen this before and it could be many types of infections. or just psorasis,or sebborhic dermatitis. I just worry eventually your vision could be harmed. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post by badwater (759) | (10/19/2008) Contact I recently had a dry patch of skin on both my eyelids. I'd recently purchased a tube of gellied baby oil from Avon. I took a tiny bit of this product & applied to both eyelids at bedtime. It worked, no more dry patches! I've also been paying more attention to what makeup remover products I'm using. Products that I've been accustomed to using for several years, are no longer what my skin needs. Find one that your skin works better with. When I started watching what products does better to my skin, rather than what I wanted to buy, I'm better off. Sometimes those cheaper products are as good, if not better than the more expensive products. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post By (Guest Post) (10/17/2008) I wouldn't use any otc stuff not designated for eye use on eyelids! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post by Maryeileen (483) | (10/16/2008) Profile | Contact I would suggest going to another doctor (a dermatologist). Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post By guest (Guest Post) (10/16/2008) Try a dab of tea tree oil on your eye lid. Don't get it in your eyes, though. It'll sting. Tea tree oil is anti-bacterial and anti-fungal. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post by Deeli (351) | (10/16/2008) Contact Since it's a rash go see a dermatologist who specializes in skin problems. I once had a recurring rash on my upper lip and went to three different doctors before finally going to a dermatologist who diagnosed it correctly immediately. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post by Ouida (3) | (10/14/2008) Profile | Contact My son has eczema and it seems that the petroleum based creams do not work as well at the foam creams. It has something to do with absorption. If you can find a foam moisturizer like the one Lancome' used to offer then you might have a shot. There is a foam anti fungal, and strangely enough it helps the eczema, but doesn't help it go away like steroids do. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post by Savings Assistant (135) | (10/14/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact Maybe you need to consult another doctor. It could be eczema or psorosis. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post By Anna (Guest Post) (10/14/2008) First, are you 100% sure you used the hydrocortisone cream as intended? You need to apply it up to twice a day for a month or so (look at the prescription). I know I always had a problem remembering things like that. If you skip even once, you could be back on square one again! Second; dont scratch it, whatever you do. Never! It will only make it worse! Third, you need to use a good, unscented moisturizer to dab on the lid when you are not using the cortisone cream. Moisturizers like this are usually really cheap. Be sure to ask a pharmacist which one to choose, they will help you (I am one myself :) ) And then if nothing else works, you need to get back to the doctors to possibly get a stronger cortisone cream. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post By Christine (Guest Post) (10/14/2008) Try regular household cornstarch. My mother told me about this when my baby had a diaper rash 11 years ago. It worked great and we've used it for a million things since-heat rash, chicken pox, bug bites, etc. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post By Monica (Guest Post) (10/14/2008) My daughter went through the same thing. I believe it might be a yeast infection. Use antibiotic ointment, it helped my daughter. Good luck! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post By guest (Guest Post) (10/14/2008) you could try using an anti-fungal. you never know... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Rash On Eyelid Post By mel (Guest Post) (10/14/2008) Try a product called rex m cream. I had a horrible rash from perm solution and when nothing else worked a friend gave me a small tube and it cleared it right up. You can find it at places like rite aid. Sometimes they keep it behind the pharmacy counter but it is over the counter. Report Spam or Abuse