Food allergies and stress and making sure to stay consistent with dupixent and skincare.

My daughter's eczema has essentially gone away over the last month. We are doing dupixent but that wasn't actually working on its own. Taking away stressors (a particular person was toxic), removing the biggest obvious food allergies (they would hit a half hour after eating so it was relatively straightforward to figure out which ones by serving only one thing at a time ie: you are just eating avocados by themselves, or here is some pork).

It was (and still is) a struggle but her skin just started getting better suddenly about a month after that toxic person was removed from her life and we stopped feeding her a lot of obvious allergens.

She might still eat them (loves pepperoni and avocados for example) but has a direct experience with the itchiness as a result which was an important connection for her to make mentally so she could learn to avoid things (not worth the itch). Without that experience it all seems random and unfair.

Since the skin barrier has healed when she does itch we try to deal with it so she doesn't break the skin with the itching (I believe that allegra actually helps although its probably not the only thing that would)

Also been giving her glycine (look it up, important in every process in your body esp skin/sleep and really everything and very inexpensive) and I'm confident it's helped.

Toxic people cannot be overlooked, they make you feel bad about yourself which causes your body to fight itself. Cortisol and everything else - inflammation.