Interview Questions & Hand Eczema - Page 2

I have also had extremly bad eczema on my hands and accidentally found something that works.

I had been prescribed Wygesic Gel for another problem and found when I applied it that it controlled my eczema,

Since it is anti inflammatory it controls the inflammation which controls the itching and burning so you don't

scratch. If you can control the itching and scratching you can control the inflammation. My PCP now

prescribes it to me for this purpose and I can stay away from strong steroid meds.

This comment has nothing to do with your question about Eczema; but with Excelsior. I wanted to know what did you think of the Excelsior program, how long did it take you to complete the program, and the aproximate cost ? Were you a LPN and transition to ADN. Thanks

There is a whole forum full of EC students and graduates: http://allnurses.com/distance-learning-nursing/

Enjoy!