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I ask because I haven't seen them discussed on this website and I have found eczema sleeves for arms and legs; socks, gloves to be amazing relief (particularly when damp) and to lessen the need to use OTC anti-itch products.
A lot of times, they are the only things that allow me to wear clothes for any length of time.
Have found that a lot of eczema products can also provide some Prurigo relief. Just wonder what others' experiences are.
I do believe there are eczema shirts out there. Check Amazon. Good luck.
I've gotten most things from Amazon.
What I have so far found to be good are:
Panitay arm and leg sleeves, they are sized differently, arm from leg, only one I found. About $20 for six sets.
Cottonnerie cotton gloves. About $26 for 8 pair.
Silicherry cotton eczema socks. About $20 for 4 pair.
AeroSilver Seemless Touchscreen gloves. About $22 for 10 pair.
There are a lot of choices out there. Likely to get an eczema shirt soon. They're a little pricier, I think about $70.
Having the sleeves and socks allowed me to wear clothes long enough yesterday to attend a Thanksgiving dinner.
Thank you Marc
This is interesting. I too use tubular bandages on my arms and legs in the evenings and during the night. I feel that once I have moisturised ( with ocubut oil which is anti inflammotory) putting the tight pressure of tubular bandages on, helps to reduce itching. Sadly I can't do that on my chest, where I now also have NP nodules itching l8ke mad.
Thank you, Marc!
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