Eczema is a common skin condition characterized by itchy, red, skin that may be dry and leathery. It can cause the skin blisters to ooze and crust, and you will find that it can occur in any age group ranging from infants to senior citizens. And some would say that it is most common in those extreme age groups. Eczema can permanently darken the skin, cause scarring, and it can cause various other problems. It can be harder to treat in some than others, and you can actually grow out of it. But the question is, what is the best way to treat eczema? The major internal treatment for eczema that can also be used in external creams has been known as probiotics. Commonly known as “good bacteria”, probiotics have been found in the natural flora of the digestive tract. Good bacteria can actually help you to suppress the activity of many bad bacteria, and it can help you to keep the digestive system in check, therefore helping you to keep the immune system in check. These can put a stop to many food related allergies, which have actually been connected to many cases of eczema. And studies have shown that eczema often accompanies other immune disorders such as asthma and arthritis. When using probiotics, you will find that many times, it will actually treat multiple immune related issues such as allergies, eczema, and even digestive troubles. They are all natural, and they can be used in both creams and internal supplements alike. The creams are sometimes more direct, fast, and effective for eczema. But both can help you to achieve better results.