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I just want to provide feedback here. (Sorry its just much faster for me to type English).
I am a mother of 3 kids and they all have eczema. My eldest son had eczema since he was 4 months, and he is now 5+yrs. I have been through many doctors searching for some answers in improving my son's eczema.
I, like some of you above, heard about this Dr James Ly, and found this post on google. I read up this post, and like you I was skeptical. I still went because I was hopeful.
This is now our 3rd week on the strict cream regime prescribed by Dr James Ly. I can honestly say that my son's eczema has pretty much cleared within 1 week of using the cream. Even from day 1, I could see his dry cracks were getting more moisture. After 1 week, I was still skeptical, not quite believing that it could be this easy.
Now 3 weeks down the track, my son's skin is still almost perfect. He's mostly just left with dark/light skin patches due to old eczema. I am amazed with the result. I believe his creams he prescribes must be used as a combination. It contains steroids, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and moisturising creams. They work well together keeping eczema at bay.
The doc is not bulk billed. He charges $70 for initial visit, and $60 for subsequent visits (more expensive on weekends). You can claim about half back from Medicare.
Creams are not cheap at $150+. They are western medicine, not chinese medicine.
With the current result I'm seeing, I totally recommend people go see him.
I hope this post will help some mothers out there who have been searching years for some answers like I have. |
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塔斯马尼亚4日游(采摘免费野生生蚝）-2008 (2010-12-22) sololing 
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