i'm sorry your wife is dealing with eczema. it's not a fun problem to have that's for sure. you may have seen advertisements or information about various "diets" that purport to help cure or prevent skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis. unfortunately no causal dietary link to these skin conditions has been proven. that means it's unlikely your wife can improve her outbreaks by changing what she eats. it's possible you have read about the link between eczema and food allergies which is under investigation by several researchers. some evidence shows that infants with eczema go on to develop food allergies. however this does not mean that food allergies cause eczema. the links between foods and skin conditions are still being investigated. your wife may seek medical treatment for her eczema. topical prescription creams often help clear up outbreaks. home remedies for eczema include taking cool showers instead of hot ones and applying moisturizer generously. there may be some link between stress and eczema outbreaks so encourage your wife to indulge in activities that help her relax -- such as getting a massage. wishing you well!
what foods to avoid with exema? . my wife has exema spots on mostly on her back legs and arms. what foods should she avoid?