oatmeal in a knee-hi pantyhose and tie it off. 'Drag' it back and
forth through her bath water - it will make the bath water milky
looking. Let her bath at least 20 minutes. I did this for both my
kids when they had chicken pox and it worked wonderful to keep the
itching down and we had no scarring. After her bath, I would apply
melaleuca & lavender with fco to the rash (I would do a ratio of
1:1:4). Both of these can be done as often as needed.
Hope this helps,
Rochelle
On Dec 3, 9:40 am, "janacy...@yahoo.com" <janacy...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> My daughter has a rash. The doctors thought it was eczema at first
> but when it started to spread, they weren't so sure. Now they want to
> put her on a pedia-steroid oral medication for seven days. I was
> willing to go ahead and give it to her just to ease her discomfort
> (she's Really itchy and is causing scars from scratching) but when I
> read the label, it freaked me out. It says 'THIS MEDICATION MAY LOWER
> ABILITY TO FIGHT OFF INFECTION. AVOID CONTACT WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE
> CONTAGIOUS DISEASES' This is Not comforting and makes me hesitate to
> give it to her. But, in the meantime, her rash has popped up on
> another area.
>
> What do I do?? She seems happy besides the itch. I don't want to
> Make her sick by giving her something. Grr :(
>
> HELP!
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