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The doctor said to use hydrocortisone 1% for my baby's dry skin. Are there other natural options?

You have a 2 month old that has had very dry skin, and you've noticed little red dots. And you've talked with the doctor, and they recommended hydrocortisone ...

Hydrocortisone (HC) Cream Dosing w/syringe

This is a quick look at how to dose HC cream with a syringe for people with Adrenal Insufficiency. Do not use unless you know what you are doing. The cream is ...

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RainbowBriteAF commented on 28 Sep 2010

@chuck2271 You rub it into your skin in a fatty area such as the thighs, buttocks or abdomen. For some, hydrocortisone pills upset their stomach, so this is a way around that. Also, some who need HC are unable to get a prescription for it, so this is a way around that as well. To find out whether or not you need it and how much/when to use, I recommend you join the NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS yahoo group.

chuck2271 commented on 27 Sep 2010

how do you take it? what is the difference between taking that and in pill form?

RainbowBriteAF commented on 28 Sep 2010

health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

DermTV - Is Cortisone Friend or Foe [DermTV Epi #95]

Cortisone is one of the miracle drugs of the 20th century. One of its uses is towards the effective healing of skin rashes and issues. However, in addition to be a ...

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Ela vonKB commented on 13 Mar 2012

How can I get away from cortisone? I use it nearly every day and I want to get rid of it. Once I don't use it, my skin get's worse than ever! It is flaky, gets red patches and burns like fire. Do I have to stand it or do you have any advise to make this time it more comfortable?

funky munky commented on 02 Apr 2012

Will cortisone be effective in getting rid of mild contact dermatitis on my cheek due to excessive use of Betadine?

john smith commented on 28 Apr 2012

you have to wain of it, so just use it less and less each day

westiemae commented on 08 Oct 2013

I think I have Perioral Dermatitis. How do I treat it?

TadiR1 commented on 12 Dec 2010

Very interesting, thanks for poating this video

Aveeno Clear Complexion Cream or Foaming Cleanser - Aveeno Hydrocortisone

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Shawn Bioklund commented on 26 Jan 2015

Aveeno Clear Complexion Cream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwFmoNNslxI

Bastian Rayer commented on 26 Jan 2015

Aveeno Hydrocortisone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwFmoNNslxI

Hydrocortisone Acetate (up my butt!)

How to Use Cortifoam

Short instructional video on how to use cortifoam, a treatment option for patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease. From www.lilcrohnsie.blogspot.com.

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Scott Kraft commented on 21 Aug 2013

Fun to use? Don't know about that. Not feeling so good. I just used this for the first time, I hope it does something. I also hope it doesn't do what happened the last time I I had to use oral corticosteroids and suppress my immune system so much that I get shingles. Wish me luck. Thank's for posting this. From the instructions it seemed like it should fill up with one or two pumps and I thought I might have a defective unit.

doll vomit commented on 22 Apr 2012

That actually sounds about right - I take it twice a day and a bottle lasts me a week, so if you're using it four times and getting 4.5 days out of it I'd say you're doing pretty well. I'm actually still using it to this day - I've weaned off of it a few times but I find it's a really effective part of my treatment regimen. Best of luck with it, as far as butt-related medications go it's my favorite! :)

scabpicker commented on 21 Aug 2013

Scott, I've been using it for at least two years and have had none of the side-effects associated with oral steroids. Certainly not the most pleasant way to get your meds, but ten times more comfortable than a standard enema for sure! Best of luck in your healing process, I'm currently trying an elimination diet to see if I have specific food triggers that might play a role in my IBD flares.

kep02b commented on 22 Apr 2012

I was prescribed cortifoam 4x daily and it worked great, but it ran out after 4.5 days. I'm afraid I didn't clean the cap enough and there may have been a blockage. Do you remember how much use you got from one bottle of cortifoam?

dodotlive commented on 15 Jan 2010

thank you very much for your video it was very helpful and you elimanate all the confusion on how to use it. It eases her concerns and she also says that you have a very nice voice :)

CuppNFall commented on 01 Nov 2015

Dude, I have UC and completely know what you are going through. But dang, clean up that tub. Use bleach to get rid of the mold before you have other sicknesses to worry about.

AssiaHamidiB commented on 12 Dec 2014

Thank you for sharing. I completely recognize everything you said haha, including the huge paper bags and the confusion parts.

First Aid Tips : How to Treat Poison Oak, Ivy & Sumac

Exposure to poison oak, ivy or sumac will result in oil on the skin that should not be spread, but rather should be flushed with cool, running water.

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Ham Samick commented on 31 Jul 2015

Just to be clear...this is about a known immediate exposure and immediate treatment to the best of my knowledge. The "oil" mentioned, is the oil from the plant, not any oily appearances that normally occur days later. The urushiol from the plant is what causes it. Usually within 15 minutes of contact, the urushiol binds to skin proteins. If it is washed off with soap and water before that time, a reaction may be prevented. Unfortunately most people don't know they got it until days later. By then it cannot be spread. Best cure...Cave Water. Underground lime and natural minerals found in cave water can clear ivy and sumac in days. 2nd best...Calamine. But i leave it open to dry a bit ...so it almost becomes a paste. Just seems easier to deal with, and less messy especially for sleeping.

Syfiewow commented on 30 Sep 2015

Calamine lotion will help it clear up faster, and ive heard of people using hand sanitizer or anything that dries out the skin although im not sure. A lot of people keep it wrapped to reduce spreading but you need to keep it unwrapped so it can dry out faster. Best way to reduce itching for me is to coat it with icy hot, yes it sounds weird but it works.

buckshot752 commented on 22 Sep 2009

I do not belive that running cold water will wash away ivy oil from the skin. If it is oil based you should use some type of solvent to break it down. like Dawn soap or palmolive. do this several times and you will not spread the oil. the trick is to get it off quick.

ipsut commented on 05 May 2010

My problem has been that I had not known that I had been exposed until the itching began. I have heard a product called tecnu works very well if you use it right away. I have no idea if it works better than running water however.

zxsk8zx commented on 18 Dec 2011

best remedy: mix flour and water into a thick paste, add a LOT of salt to it and then aply it to the affected area, let it dry and keep it on all day. it will dry out the rash and will be gone in 2-3 days.

Rodstewartrocks commented on 25 Feb 2010

Actually, cold water neutralizes the oil. It may spread a bit, but it neutralizes what the oil may do. Soap spreads the oil faster. I had to study poison oak, ivy, and sumac in order to be a park ranger

wweawwf commented on 18 Jun 2010

i need help my is bad and it is on my eye and face ,arms and i only have 1 medicine do i go by a noter 2 the 2 u have and how log well i have it if i do what did in this vid

EvanTTagger commented on 08 Sep 2011

legit the best cure for it not to itch is to put your blow dryer on high and hot, and put it on the rash intill it burns and it will not itch for like 5 hours

NetRanger101 commented on 28 Sep 2012

two late the oil is already spread fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffuuuuuuuuuuu aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa so itchy just want to scratch soooooooooooo bad

Mrfuzzyman123 commented on 28 May 2011

Hi my name is Nick i was thinking of being a firefighter after my high school year is over could you give me some tips? (i like in Canada)

Khultan commented on 06 May 2010

@Rodstewartrocks Is Dial soap ok to use? It was suggested by a pharmacist at Walgreens I inquired about. Dishwashing okay to use?

anishnabe123 commented on 30 Sep 2011

@EvanTTagger i was like burning my body in the shower :p i got it on my face lips :O, arms and chest n stomach

sparks6930 commented on 16 Oct 2015

I have poison sumac right now and it's all over my legs,arms, and face

zSuperFMJx commented on 27 Apr 2012

I got it on my face and arms. What can I do to help my face it really close to my eyes.

12oaringDemon commented on 09 May 2012

now i know how my dog feels when he scratches himself if he gets bit by a bug

jman036 commented on 02 Mar 2011

And what if Uhhh lets just say it's on you face, arms, stomach and hands??

redoblivion711 commented on 18 Jun 2011

You know, growing a mustache can be a lot of fun, until injury occurs..

Walter Woodliff commented on 27 Jan 2011

Yes, this is good. Victoria, hang in there you'll get through it. BW

Alvin Tostig commented on 23 Sep 2012

Which of these plants is the one a person would most prefer to avoid?

Yeshua Man commented on 09 Jun 2011

i can't resist scracthing, it feels soooooooooo gooooooooooood.

lost619 commented on 24 May 2012

I wonder if they keep injuring the victim for these videos lol

Mainsail76 commented on 02 May 2015

Rub hand sanitizing gel on it. It'll dry it up quick.

Jess Hau commented on 11 Jun 2012

He is a hot daddy! Don't mind him rubbing me up!

SpecializedChild462 commented on 22 Oct 2011

I get no reaction to poison ivy or poison oak.

Austin Tobin commented on 03 Jul 2011

@godgirlsguitars lol it does kinda feel good

littlehun2007 commented on 04 Aug 2011

How long does it take for a rash to apper?

Brandon Llamas commented on 25 Apr 2013

I had it there to kick in the ball

USCPanthers270 commented on 16 Mar 2012

it goes to my dick every time

How to Deal with Minor Insect Bites & Stings

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Morgyn Emily commented on 15 Jun 2011

@froggyluv1998 when I was ten I had 17 bites on one leg and I also had a spider that was the size of me entire thigh... Not kidding and I didn't go to the doctor so ur probably fine.

xparkehx commented on 07 Dec 2011

Gosh. Godammit. I wish I watched this 2h ago. I had a bee sting in the first time of my life just now. I plucked the sting out instead of flinging. I feel so trolled.

TvAdiCTeDd commented on 03 Sep 2008

lol i wish they posted this eArlier i got like 20 scars on my lags from miqueito(however its spelled) bites on my lag and some on my arm and i got some that are fresh

CursedEyes24 commented on 05 Sep 2008

thanks for the vid. its good for me to know cause i'm allergic to a few flying poisonous things. Wasps such the worst though. They can sting multiple times. Ouch!

Auditore da Firenze commented on 19 Jun 2012

The setting in the clip with the beautiful nurse and the young man reminds me of a film i watched the other day, on a completely different internet-tube xD