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Is there any natural treatment for Erythromelalgia?
Are there natural treatment(s) that may improve the quality of life of people with Erythromelalgia? Here you can see if there is any natural remedy and/or treatment that can help people with Erythromelalgia
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Yes, there are natural treatments that can help lessen the inflammation and other symptoms of the Erythromelalgia. One way to treat erythromelalgia in a natural way is through food, with a balanced diet and rich in vitamin B. Foods such as whole grains, brown rice, dairy products which include milk and butter and green vegetables and yellow can help to stimulate the immune system and relieve the symptoms of the erythromelalgia. It is also recommended to avoid wearing shoes whenever possible and immerse your hands and feet in cold water to mitigate the outbreaks. Topical creams with natural ingredients are suggested to soothe the burning sensation.
Teresa
Cold water and air conditioning works well. Lotions applied to the skin will also help.
Posted Sep 16, 2017 by Jeff 3050
There is no accepted natural treatment, and there is no standard treatment. What works for one person, might not work for the next person.
Posted Dec 27, 2017 by mleaver 2500
Cooling, getting enough rest and eating a well balanced diet. Drinking enough water is also very important
Posted Apr 4, 2018 by Alys 2500
Feet: wear sandals when possible and sleep with feet not under the covers
Hands: immerse in cold water or apply sun burn gel
Ears: bio freeze gel
Sleep: silk sheets and pillow cases. Also, I strap plastic spiked spheric dog toys to my hands after I apply Gold Bond 10 hour moisturizer. If I just put the moisturizer on my hands it would rub off on the sheets so the spikes create airflow and keep moisture on my hands.
Ice packs: Elasto gel makes a good pack for the head and I add an ice face mask made for women wanting to reduce the bags under their eyes. Be sure not to wear this too long. I also notice that cooling my head immediately before I go to sleep helps me go to sleep faster.
Hands: immerse in cold water or apply sun burn gel
Ears: bio freeze gel
Sleep: silk sheets and pillow cases. Also, I strap plastic spiked spheric dog toys to my hands after I apply Gold Bond 10 hour moisturizer. If I just put the moisturizer on my hands it would rub off on the sheets so the spikes create airflow and keep moisture on my hands.
Ice packs: Elasto gel makes a good pack for the head and I add an ice face mask made for women wanting to reduce the bags under their eyes. Be sure not to wear this too long. I also notice that cooling my head immediately before I go to sleep helps me go to sleep faster.
Posted Jul 1, 2020 by Fabry Father 1100
Not that I am aware of. Teach me.
Posted Jan 18, 2021 by Kathy Vanicek 2500
Not that I know of. Other than moving to a cold area.
Posted Aug 14, 2021 by saguaros 3000
