Colloidal silver. Twice a day sprayed on the troubled spots is my suggestion. I've seen it clear away moles, severe pink eye, help clear sinus infections, help a wound that was down the bone heal without a single scar ...

Look up Institute Katharos Colloidal Silver 40 PPM

Silver is a natural anti-biotic, anti-viral, and even encourages nerve healing. I think it also naturally helps with inflammation.

The brand I mentioned is about the highest concentration of silver I could find that is also not overly expensive. It's billed as a skin product, but is no different than the silver billed as health supplements. We use it in nasal spray bottles to help prevent sinus infections (which USED to be a reoccurring issue for my daughter) and I often use the included spray bottle to put it into my mouth while inhaling sharply to get it to my lungs to help some with asthma.

You might also try goat milk soap with no fragrances or dyes or plain glycerin soap. The goat milk soap, I think, has some moisturizing properties while glycerin soap is about as neutral as you can get and still call it soap.

Switching to hypoallergenic detergents, if you haven't already, would be a good thing to do as some residue remains in the clothes and may agitate skin.

Colloidal silver. Twice a day sprayed on the troubled spots is my suggestion. I've seen it clear away moles, severe pink eye, help clear sinus infections, help a wound that was down the bone heal without a single scar ...

Look up Institute Katharos Colloidal Silver 40 PPM

Silver is a natural anti-biotic, anti-viral, and even encourages nerve healing. I think it also naturally helps with inflammation.

The brand I mentioned is about the highest concentration of silver I could find that is also not overly expensive. It's billed as a skin product, but is no different than the silver billed as health supplements. We use it in nasal spray bottles and I often use the included spray bottle to put it into my mouth while inhaling sharply to get it to my lungs to help some with asthma.

You might also try goat milk soap with no fragrances or dyes or plain glycerin soap. The goat milk soap, I think, has some moisturizing properties while glycerin soap is about as neutral as you can get and still call it soap.

Switching to hypoallergenic detergents, if you haven't already, would be a good thing to do as some residue remains in the clothes and may agitate skin.