Neosporin is a medicated topcial anitbiotic and is NOT made for Eczema

Neosporin Will Heal Your Eczema Scratches

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I have been a big fan of Neosporin, the ointment, along with the lip care, for many years now.  When I have a breakout, especially after a night of sleeping, and I wake up to large scratch marks and cuts, I put this ointment on the spots I feel need it most, and let Neosporin do it's job.

It's best to put this on when before you go to sleep or after you take a shower. Neosporin shows improvements fast. I find that the best time for me to put it on is before I go to bed. That way, you aren't moving around so much and time goes by faster, allowing you to see the improvements even faster. 

I do want to say that Neosporin will not heal your eczema or stop your itching--It's only there to help heal your cuts and wounds.  Nothing is more painful than to wake up with freshly scratched skin and have to take a shower and feel the pain of the water hitting your skin.  You want your scratches and open sores to go away, which is what this product helps do.  

Neosporin's Ingredients Will Kill Bacteria On Your Eczema

Neosporin is a mixture of three different antibiotics (Bacitracin, Neomycin, and Polymyxin B)  that help kill bacteria on your skin.  

The instructions include: 

1) Not applying it to large areas or your skin / All over your body
- Which is understandable and common sense
- You really only need to apply the ointment to certain spots of open cuts and sores
- It is not a moisturizer

2) You should not place Neosporin on deep sores, wounds, cuts, etc. 
-  I just wanted to have this bit of information out, so people are aware that they shouldn't put it on deep areas.
- Only you can decide whether your cut is too deep or not, but I have never had this problem. I just apply the ointment and let it do it's job. 

I hope now, you have a new idea to try that was never there before.  Neosporin is fairly cheap and definitely worth the time.

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