Wetwraping and eczema suits advice please
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Re: Wetwraping and eczema suits advice please
Someone suggested the "wet wraps" had some form of Steroid in it. Is that the case?
Are these available on prescription?
thanks.
Are these available on prescription?
thanks.
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Re: Wetwraping and eczema suits advice please
Hi
Wet wraps are bandages that are suited for trapping moisture close to the skin - usually a damp layer followed by a dry layer. You can wrap the body part, and apply moisturizer and/or steroid before wrapping. High potency steroid are to be avoided as the wet wrap may increase the absorption of the steroid onto the skin. There's no wet wrap steroid, i.e. bandages with in-built steroid on it. I've interviewed Tubifast on my blog, if you like, you can read their interview (link not provided her due to forum policy).
Take care
Wet wraps are bandages that are suited for trapping moisture close to the skin - usually a damp layer followed by a dry layer. You can wrap the body part, and apply moisturizer and/or steroid before wrapping. High potency steroid are to be avoided as the wet wrap may increase the absorption of the steroid onto the skin. There's no wet wrap steroid, i.e. bandages with in-built steroid on it. I've interviewed Tubifast on my blog, if you like, you can read their interview (link not provided her due to forum policy).
Take care
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Re: Wetwraping and eczema suits advice please
Thank you Mei.
Very helpful and informative.

Very helpful and informative.

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Re: Wetwraping and eczema suits advice please
OH MY GOD!!!!
Skintoskin.... Amazing stuff...
The baby grow sleep suit and socks turned up Friday, the day after I ordered, great!
I can't believe it!!! Friday, Saturday, Sunday and last night... She SLEPT!!!! all the way through, she looked Comfortable and relaxed all night!
I really cant' believe it. Ordered some more from there range, Love it.
Thank you...
Skintoskin.... Amazing stuff...
The baby grow sleep suit and socks turned up Friday, the day after I ordered, great!
I can't believe it!!! Friday, Saturday, Sunday and last night... She SLEPT!!!! all the way through, she looked Comfortable and relaxed all night!
I really cant' believe it. Ordered some more from there range, Love it.
Thank you...
Re: Wetwraping and eczema suits advice please
Hi
Wet wraps were the only thing that aided my kids to sleep through!! My son and his class mate sometimes have to wear them to school which is a challenge but they manage. My daugter cannot cope with them they make her cold. But what we were always told was not to put steroids on under them. It increases the absorption of the steroids into the skin. If your child can tolerate them and they help I'd keep using them day and night, wet wraps over moisturiser has to be better than steroids
Anna
Wet wraps were the only thing that aided my kids to sleep through!! My son and his class mate sometimes have to wear them to school which is a challenge but they manage. My daugter cannot cope with them they make her cold. But what we were always told was not to put steroids on under them. It increases the absorption of the steroids into the skin. If your child can tolerate them and they help I'd keep using them day and night, wet wraps over moisturiser has to be better than steroids
Anna
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Yes, its "whatever works" I suppose its like anything, "everyone is different"
I am not sure why, I just never really liked the idea of wetsuits... Wish i knew why.. hehe
I am loving this website, so many useful hints and tips on health!
I am not sure why, I just never really liked the idea of wetsuits... Wish i knew why.. hehe

I am loving this website, so many useful hints and tips on health!
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Re: Wetwraping and eczema suits advice please
Mei, have you ever spoke to skin to skin?
I sound like a crazy women going on and on about them, I know. But the suits have really helped my baby girl sleep through the night.
Just wondering if you have any dealings with them?
Thanks.
I sound like a crazy women going on and on about them, I know. But the suits have really helped my baby girl sleep through the night.
Just wondering if you have any dealings with them?
Thanks.
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Re: Wetwraping and eczema suits advice please
No worriedmum, I haven't contacted skintoskin. I think I checked out their site before, but they didn't have twitter or an easy way to connect with them. I'm one of those dinosaurs that don't use Facebook 

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