blood test - food allergy - Elidel cream

Hi all

Im back.. I just wanted to know from anyone. Did anyone had taken
blood test for your food allergy - eczema. The five food are fish,
wheat, eggs, dairy and nuts. Which is the most allergy or whatever?
As i am going for my blood test soon.

ELIDEL CREAM - Has anyone uses this cream before and what the
improvement of this cream. The doctor said there is no steriods in it
which i aready looked up about the cream. It suppose to be good
cream. My pharmacist had to order this cream for me as they dont have
it in stock. And it very expensive. Not sure if it worth it. BUt i am
going to try it on 15g and see what happen. Anyone knows about this
cream…


Best regards
Glenda - South Africa

5 Responses to “blood test - food allergy - Elidel cream”

  1. Lottie Hampton Says:

    Hi Glenda,
    I haven’t had any blood tests but my doctor figured out it was our water that
    was giving me such bad excema. And that was 2 years ago. Many people ended up
    with excema in various degrees of severity that summer. One man I know in the
    next town developed it severely on his feet when he would squirt his feet down
    as he was watering his garden.. (to keep cool) I haven’t heard any more how he
    is going… I also haven’t had any blood test but I did some research and tried
    Vitamin C in large doses. Whatever the brand was, it worked! It all cleared up
    for a few months. But when I stopped taking it, it came back but not as bad.
    I take a different brand now but it’s not as good. I dont remember the brand
    because our government had a lot of health supplements banned. There was
    basically nothing wrong with these supplements.. I believe that it was part of
    the near future agenda to deny us our rights to alternative medicine. A few
    chemists tested the supplements privately and found nothing wrong with them at
    all. They were supposed to be "Contaminated". So try vitamin c. I was taking

    about 1,500 or more mg a day.
    best wishes,
    Jenny

  2. Raymond Crissy Says:

    Hi Glenda,
    i have done a blood test a couple of weeks ago. I have a form of acne and
    eczema on and around my chin, it started at puberty on whole face and back,
    and it is an up and down ever since. The result of the blood test was no
    food allergy, but allergy to house mite. According to the doctor it had
    nothing to do with the acne. He described me Diane-35 birth control pil. I
    was always very against chemical drugs, but I have tried so much wat did not
    help, or did not help completely: macrobiotic diet, chinese herbs,
    homeopathic medicine, food supplements, that now at age 41
    I am desperate, my skin is so itchy and red and I am willing to try the
    Diane pil. I will also try Jenny`s advice on vitamine C.

    I don`t know the cream but I know "Allergenics" non-steroidal emollient
    cream, avalaible at health food store and pharmacist. It is not very
    expensive. They also have face and body wash and body lotion and shampoo,

    100% natural.
    Now I am trying some samples from Biodermal, day and night cream and cold
    cream. You can ask for them at www.biodermal.com

    Best regards and best of luck,
    Pamela from Holland.

  3. Chelsea Nicky Says:

    Hi Glenda,

    I have had eczema for more than 40 years. I am severely allergic to eggs (and
    moderately allergice to other foods). Eating these things do make the eczema
    worse, but I still fight eczema all the time, particularily on my face.

    The Elidel cream has worked. It’s not a wonder drug - but slowly it has helped
    with chronic problems. It is especially nice since it is safer for the face.
    It’s expensive but I am very frugal with it and a large tube will last two
    months.

    I haven’t had the blood test. Sounds a lot simpiler than the individual skin
    pricks I normally get.

    good luck

    Dawn

  4. Marguerite Kevin Says:

    I caution you on the use of birth control (steroids) pills.
    Your breakouts are clearly hormonal in the bearded area (for a male)
    You should first try an herbal hormone balancing formula or just take 3000 -
    5000mg of Evening Primrose oil. They come in 1500 mg Gel caps. 3 a day with a
    good multi would clear up the skin in about a week.

    Hi Glenda,
    i have done a blood test a couple of weeks ago. I have a form of acne and
    eczema on and around my chin, it started at puberty on whole face and back,
    and it is an up and down ever since. The result of the blood test was no
    food allergy, but allergy to house mite. According to the doctor it had
    nothing to do with the acne. He described me Diane-35 birth control pil. I
    was always very against chemical drugs, but I have tried so much wat did not
    help, or did not help completely: macrobiotic diet, chinese herbs,
    homeopathic medicine, food supplements, that now at age 41

    I am desperate, my skin is so itchy and red and I am willing to try the
    Diane pil. I will also try Jenny`s advice on vitamine C.

    I don`t know the cream but I know "Allergenics" non-steroidal emollient
    cream, avalaible at health food store and pharmacist. It is not very
    expensive. They also have face and body wash and body lotion and shampoo,
    100% natural.
    Now I am trying some samples from Biodermal, day and night cream and cold
    cream. You can ask for them at www.biodermal.com

    Best regards and best of luck,
    Pamela from Holland.

  5. Raymond Crissy Says:

    Thank you for your advice. I have tried an herbal hormone balancing formula,
    but with no result. I will try the Evening Primrose oil.

    Pamela.

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