hand eczema

anyone suffering from hand eczema in isolation? Would be interested to know how this affects your life, simple tasks, job and anything else you would like to share.

Thanks and all the best

what do you mean isolation? I have it bad on my whole body, the hot spots are my hands and feet. my everyday tasks are based around my hands. if I get them too wet they dry out and start to crack. Ive had 2 kitchen jobs as a cook that ive had to quit because getting them wet, food on them and over all apearence was close to impossible. I was a dishwasher as well. almost every night my hands would be pussed and ruined, I had to bandage them up so they could heel for the night and go right back at it.
my manager once asked if I had burned my hand on the grill because it would be rashy on the wrists and my hands where a bright pink color. taking a shower drys my skin out the most, if i dont get lotion or some kind or moisturizer on them they crack and bleed. and when they are already cracked showering is so painfull. lately ive ben showering with one hand. not to mention the skin that falls off of them has given me terrible dandruff.
I hate it, sometimes I cant even make a fist or open my hand. ill wake up in pain because the cracks are so dry. lotions work for about 10-30 min then I have to use it again. I go through a full bottle of lotion in about 3-5 days. my hands look a bit disfigured, swollen, red and wrinkly like. Ive had them crack every where. i bet if i ever get my hands heeled they will be scard up from the bad ones. there like cuts. when one heals up another crack forms. ive had this stuff for many years. if you have anymore questions about it im happy to give my knowlege.

My then 5 year old boy's left hand was very painful when eczema erupted. Good thing I wrote the website http://www.eczemacure.info and easily cured him in 1 week with a 100% raw diet with raw fruits and raw meat (raw beef and raw fish). It worked perfectly.

When you ask my boy now, what cures illness and he will tell you it is RAW.

http://www.eczemacure.info/blog/2009/06/28/he...