If you have suffered from the discomfort of this skin disorder, you may be looking for a natural cure for eczema.
The symptoms of eczema are pustules and irritations on the surface of the skin.
Sometimes the red marks fill with fluid compounding the inflammation.
 According to some experts, it is a type of allergic reaction from toxins in the system or environment.
Atopic dermatitis is seen as having a genetic foundation.
 While not contagious, the rash usually erupts on the arms, hands, wrists, legs as well as other parts of the body including stomach and hip areas.
There are many natural cures for eczema.
Some are taken internally and others are applied topically.
The internal cures begin with adding certain vitamins and minerals to your daily regime.
Some people feel that eczema shows up if you have a vitamin B12 deficiency.
The use of fish oil or the addition of foods rich in Omega 3 fatty acids is used to boost your immune system.
It can also reduce the inflammation caused by the eczema.
Ginger is an anti-inflammatory and it has been found that taking ginger capsules and or drinking ginger tea have been effective in relieving the symptoms of eczema.
Some eczema sufferers have found some benefit through sun bathing.
The heat of the sun kills the bacteria on the skin that is causing the eczema to spread.
A little bit of sunshine may be the answer.
However, don't be out too long in the sun as dryness is often a problem for those with dermatitis.
Topically, there are a number of natural products to try as a natural cure for eczema.
Organic coconut oil is probably the most common and easiest to find.
Honey, although sticky to work with, has been known to be a major topical antiseptic healing the lesions of this skin disease as well as others.
Finally, probably the most well known remedy is a good old oatmeal bath in a tub of warm water.
This relieves the itching and irritation and should be followed with a non-irritating moisture cream for sensitive skin or natural oil to keep the skin hydrated.