I’ve been told by my various friends who are into wellness that [tag-dtec]eczema[/tag-dtec] can be indicative of deeper emotional problems. 

If you have [tag-tec]eczema[/tag-tec], do these observations sound familiar to you?

- Intimacy problems i.e. fear of intimacy?
- Are you isolating yourself and why?
- Do you have communication or relationship problems?
- Are there areas of contact and communication that irritate you?
- Do you have heightened sensitivities to certain issues or someone?

If you believe so, then getting to your emotional issues can actually “cure” your [tag-ice]eczema[/tag-ice].  To address emotional issues, there are a number of holistic therapies you can use: homeopathy, EFT (emotional freedom technique) or ayurvedic herbal remedies to help balance your doshas. Since I would be exploring more into these therapies myself, I will be posting more about these when I have new insights.

Do you feel depressed and embarassed about your eczema condition?

If you do, then you are not alone. I do too. At the moment, I am going through one of my worst eczema outbreak. Well, of course, the volcanic flare up is also due to the treatment that I make myself go through. Nevertheless, it is eczema the same.

In the past, I had been happy to show off more of my legs in between flare ups. But not since a few months back. With a full blown eczema going on now, I am forced to wear pants to cover my legs up sufficiently whenever I go out. Also, I prefer to stay at home as I feel particularly self conscious.

Do I feel blue about my eczema? Sadly yes. My husband tells me to look at things positively. He says that I should be grateful as I have not lost my legs or am going through something worse. He is right. That cheered me up somewhat.

Read this article on How Eczema Can Cause Depression for those who wish to understand this topic a little more.

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