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here are a number of home remedies too that can be effectively used to cure atopic dermatitis, or at least reduce the inflammation in a big way. The consumption of flax seed oil is the most recommended of home remedies. Intake of the oil both directly and through capsules greatly helps the fight against atopic dermatitis. In the span of a week, you will notice a visible reduction in the itching and redness on the skin. A bath with baking soda dissolved in warm bath water is another excellent remedy. Dissolve a cup of baking soda in a shallow tub of warm water and soak in it for at least twenty minutes. Alternately, one could also use oatmeal instead of baking soda to achieve similar results. Application of cool wet compresses also provides immediate relief from the itching and inflammation. So does application of natural vitamin E on the affected skin. Another effective relief is humidifying your environment by standing in a hot shower with the door closed.

Patients suffering from eczema can often find comfort in a baking soda bath. Additionally, some sufferer's also like to compliment their baking soda with oatmeal, to further soothe their symptoms. If you suffer from eczema, or similar skin conditions, you should take care to remember the importance of brief baths, which should never be hot as this can further enhance discomfort. Baking soda baths can be particularly useful where the sufferer is a child. The baking soda is effective yet not too abrasive as to cause discomfort to a child's skin. A good tip is to use a knotted sock to store the soda, which will allow it to disperse when submerged in lukewarm running water.

The optimum time for sufferers to bathe is around thirty to sixty minutes before they go to sleep. This allows plenty of time to cool down before getting in to bed, to avoid the itching and discomfort this excess warmth can cause. It is also a good idea to avoid perfumed soaps and fragrances, including deodorant, which can cause further irritation. It is significantly better to use baking soda to absorb perspiration, so as to ensure the skin does not negatively react with the substance.