Nach Windpocken: Junge hat schlimme Ekzeme im Gesicht

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2021; creme; ekzem; haut; hautkrankheit; heilen; human interest; pickel; schicksal; schicksalsgeschichte — Arlyn aus Schottland bekam im Alter von 15 Monaten schlimme Ekzeme im Gesicht.
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Was muss der kleine Arlyn in seinen jungen Jahren gelitten haben! Im Alter von 15 Monaten bekommt der Kleine die Windpocken und nach Abklingen der Krankheit bleiben unschöne, juckende Ekzeme auf seiner Haut zurück. Mama Lynsey probierte Cremes und Medikamente – am Ende half alles nichts! Nur ein Hausmittel konnte die Schmerzen und Ekzeme lindern.

SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis! Lynsey and Robert fear that Arlyn may end up with scarring due to the open wounds that were on his face for months. (Collect/PA Real Life) *** Little boy hospitalised with chicken pox was left with livid
red eczema on his face and was stared at by strangers - until
he tried a £10.95 cream
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A little boy who was stared at in the supermarket as the livid red eczema on his cheeks
looked as if he had been smeared with strawberry jam is enjoying a clear complexion, thanks
to a £10.95 over-the-counter cream.
Born on 10 November 2017 with beautiful, baby soft skin, Arlyn Smith's eczema was
triggered by a serious bout of chicken pox at 15 months, according to his mum, Lynsey, 32, a
teacher.
Despite their best efforts, his parents could not find anything to ease their son's suffering
until someone at work told his dad Robert, 31, a customer service advisor, about a range of
natural skincare products which worked for Arlyn "more or less instantaneously."
Lynsey, of Kilbirnie, North Ayrshire, who also has a daughter, Cleo, seven months, said: "We
started using this zinc and calendula cream - costing around £10.95 for 30ml - in May, every
night before bed.
"It worked pretty much instantaneously. Within a couple of days, we noticed a huge
improvement.
"While the zinc cream improved his skin, it was also drying it out after a while, though, so we
used that at night and in the day we used moisturising creams.
"Now his cheeks are still a little red, but they're nothing like they used to be.
"Sadly, we think Arlyn might end up with some scarring, because he just had open wounds
on his face for months.
"It was disgusting, but were hoping now that he is on the mend."
Poor Arlyn's chicken pox - which his parents believe was the source of his skin problems were so bad that he was hospitalised because they became infected.
Lynsey said: "His skin never recovered from chicken pox.
"He actually ended up in hospital because they were infected.
"He was on maybe four rounds of oral antibiotics from then on, because the infection just
kept spreading.
"After he recovered from chicken pox, his skin flared up and he was put on different courses
of antibiotics, which calmed it down.
"But in August last year, he broke out in eczema almost overnight.
"At first, we thought it was down to his back teeth coming though and the fact he was
putting his hands in his mouth and touching his skin a lot, but it was clearly more than that."
Prescribed several different remedies, including steroid creams, Arlyn's parents worried
about using such strong medication on his skin at such a young age.
Lynsey said: "We went back and forth to the doctor, but the skin on his face just seemed to
get worse and worse, to the point where he had oozing red sores all over his cheeks."
In August 2020, Arlyn was diagnosed with atopic eczema, which causes itchy, cracked and
sore skin, and perioral dermatitis - a rash that tends to occur around the mouth.
In his case, it became infected several times, causing impetigo - a highly contagious skin
infection often starting with red sores or blisters, that burst and leave crusty, golden b rown
patches.
Facing a six month wait to see a dermatologist, Arlyn's parents were worried sick for their
little boy.
Lynsey said: "Wed have weeks where his skin would calm down, then it would go back to
being awful again.
"I ended up refusing to give him antibiotics because they werent working. His face wasnt
getting any better and he was just building up a resistance to the drugs. "
By the time his doctor's appointment came through in June, Covid meant everything was
online.
"By then, we were trying different antifungal creams, antibiotics, antibiotic creams and
nothing was working," said Lynsey.
"It didnt help that he would scratch his face in his sleep. He even had eczema on his eyelids.
It was horrible."
Salvation came in the form of Lyonsleaf natural skincare products, which were recommended
to Robert by a colleague, when he talked about Arlyn's skin at work.
Lynsey said: "We figured they were worth a try.
"We weren't sure which products would suit him best, so we tried some sample pots fir st.
"By this stage, his skin was so bad that if I took him to the supermarket, people would stare
at him.
"Once, someone dropped off a parcel and asked me what was wrong with his face. Its so
awful and rude. Im glad hes young because if he was older, it could have really affected his
confidence.
"And it broke my heart to see his little face so red and sore."
To Lynsey and Robert's amazement, after a bit of experimentation, they found the perfect
Lyonsleaf remedies for Arlyn's problem and within days his skin improved beyond all
recognition.
She said: "It is amazing to have found something that doesn't mean slapping steroids on his
skin.
"I think there were times when our son's skin bothered us more than it did him, as we felt so
helpless.
"Now we are just so grateful that we found the right — Arlyn nahm Antibiotika und Steroidcremes, doch nichts half.
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Arlyn wurde von Fremden angestarrt

Im August 2020 hatte Arlyn einen schweren Anfall von Windpocken, weswegen er sogar ins Krankenhaus musste. Da war er gerade mal ein Jahr und drei Monate alt. Doch danach gingen die Sorgen weiter, denn Arlyn bekam schlimme Ekzeme im Gesicht. Obwohl er keine ständigen Schmerzen hatte, war Arlyns Zustand für die Eltern Lynsey (32) und Robert (31) belastend. Wegen der riesigen roten Flecken wurde er von Fremden im Supermarkt angestarrt. „Es brach mir das Herz, sein kleines Gesicht so rot und wund zu sehen. Ich bin froh, dass er jung ist, denn wenn er älter wäre, hätte es sein Selbstvertrauen wirklich beeinträchtigen können“, so Mutter Lynsey gegenüber actionpress.

SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis! Arlyn's chicken pox was so severe that he was hospitalised. (Collect/PA Real Life) *** Little boy hospitalised with chicken pox was left with livid
red eczema on his face and was stared at by strangers - until
he tried a £10.95 cream
By Rikki Loftus, PA Real Life
A little boy who was stared at in the supermarket as the livid red eczema on his cheeks
looked as if he had been smeared with strawberry jam is enjoying a clear complexion, thanks
to a £10.95 over-the-counter cream.
Born on 10 November 2017 with beautiful, baby soft skin, Arlyn Smith's eczema was
triggered by a serious bout of chicken pox at 15 months, according to his mum, Lynsey, 32, a
teacher.
Despite their best efforts, his parents could not find anything to ease their son's suffering
until someone at work told his dad Robert, 31, a customer service advisor, about a range of
natural skincare products which worked for Arlyn "more or less instantaneously."
Lynsey, of Kilbirnie, North Ayrshire, who also has a daughter, Cleo, seven months, said: "We
started using this zinc and calendula cream - costing around £10.95 for 30ml - in May, every
night before bed.
"It worked pretty much instantaneously. Within a couple of days, we noticed a huge
improvement.
"While the zinc cream improved his skin, it was also drying it out after a while, though, so we
used that at night and in the day we used moisturising creams.
"Now his cheeks are still a little red, but they're nothing like they used to be.
"Sadly, we think Arlyn might end up with some scarring, because he just had open wounds
on his face for months.
"It was disgusting, but were hoping now that he is on the mend."
Poor Arlyn's chicken pox - which his parents believe was the source of his skin problems were so bad that he was hospitalised because they became infected.
Lynsey said: "His skin never recovered from chicken pox.
"He actually ended up in hospital because they were infected.
"He was on maybe four rounds of oral antibiotics from then on, because the infection just
kept spreading.
"After he recovered from chicken pox, his skin flared up and he was put on different courses
of antibiotics, which calmed it down.
"But in August last year, he broke out in eczema almost overnight.
"At first, we thought it was down to his back teeth coming though and the fact he was
putting his hands in his mouth and touching his skin a lot, but it was clearly more than that."
Prescribed several different remedies, including steroid creams, Arlyn's parents worried
about using such strong medication on his skin at such a young age.
Lynsey said: "We went back and forth to the doctor, but the skin on his face just seemed to
get worse and worse, to the point where he had oozing red sores all over his cheeks."
In August 2020, Arlyn was diagnosed with atopic eczema, which causes itchy, cracked and
sore skin, and perioral dermatitis - a rash that tends to occur around the mouth.
In his case, it became infected several times, causing impetigo - a highly contagious skin
infection often starting with red sores or blisters, that burst and leave crusty, golden b rown
patches.
Facing a six month wait to see a dermatologist, Arlyn's parents were worried sick for their
little boy.
Lynsey said: "Wed have weeks where his skin would calm down, then it would go back to
being awful again.
"I ended up refusing to give him antibiotics because they werent working. His face wasnt
getting any better and he was just building up a resistance to the drugs. "
By the time his doctor's appointment came through in June, Covid meant everything was
online.
"By then, we were trying different antifungal creams, antibiotics, antibiotic creams and
nothing was working," said Lynsey.
"It didnt help that he would scratch his face in his sleep. He even had eczema on his eyelids.
It was horrible."
Salvation came in the form of Lyonsleaf natural skincare products, which were recommended
to Robert by a colleague, when he talked about Arlyn's skin at work.
Lynsey said: "We figured they were worth a try.
"We weren't sure which products would suit him best, so we tried some sample pots fir st.
"By this stage, his skin was so bad that if I took him to the supermarket, people would stare
at him.
"Once, someone dropped off a parcel and asked me what was wrong with his face. Its so
awful and rude. Im glad hes young because if he was older, it could have really affected his
confidence.
"And it broke my heart to see his little face so red and sore."
To Lynsey and Robert's amazement, after a bit of experimentation, they found the perfect
Lyonsleaf remedies for Arlyn's problem and within days his skin improved beyond all
recognition.
She said: "It is amazing to have found something that doesn't mean slapping steroids on his
skin.
"I think there were times when our son's skin bothered us more than it did him, as we felt so
helpless.
"Now we are just so grateful that we found the right cream and Im very hopeful that hes on
the mend." — Arlyn als er 15 Monate alt war. Seine Windpocken waren so stark, dass er ins Krankenhaus musste.
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Antibiotika und Steroidcremes halfen nicht

Monatelang probierten die Eltern Cremes und Medikamente aus. Der Arzt verschrieb dem kleinen Patienten Antibiotika und Steroidcremes, doch nichts wollte helfen. Einen Termin bei einem Hautarzt bekamen die Eltern nicht sofort, sondern erst in sechs Monaten. "Wir hatten Wochen, in denen sich Arlyns Haut beruhigte und dann wieder schrecklich wurde“, so Lynsey. Die Mutter weigerte sich irgendwann weiter Antibiotika zu nehmen. „Es half nichts. Arlyn kratzte sich im Schlaf ständig das Gesicht. Er hatte sogar Ekzeme an den Augenliedern. Es war schrecklich!“

Doch dann kam Papa Robert mit dem Tipp eines Arbeitskollegen nach Hause. Dieser gab den Eltern den Rat, Ringelblumensalbe zu verwenden. Und: Das Ergebnis konnte sich sehen lassen! Innerhalb weniger Tage wurde die Haut des kleinen Arlyn schlagartig besser. „Jetzt sind seine Wangen noch ein bisschen rot, aber sie sind nicht mehr so schlimm wie früher. Wir glauben, dass Arlyn am Ende leider Narben bekommen könnte, weil er monatelang nur offene Wunden im Gesicht hatte.“ Dennoch sind die Eltern dankbar endlich eine passende Hilfe für den Ausschlag ihres Sohnes gefunden zu haben. „Ich bin sehr zuversichtlich, das er auf dem Weg der Besserung ist."

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