Personally I would ask a referral to see a dermatologist, or when you have seen a dermatologist already, ask for another consult

Moogoo is great for eczema and sensitive skin

A table spoon of coconut oil in the bath every night worked amazing on my 8 month old with Eczema

Eucerin worked best for my sons excema, it was the only ointment that cleared his up and was recommended to us by his Paed.

Use qv as a hand wash instead of soap or normal handwashes.

Eczema is usually related to gut health/food allergy so maybe try a good probiotic and keep a food diary to see if you can find out what’s triggering it. I find Moogoo has been really great for my kids though

QV or Dermaveen from the chemist works well. I also bought some Moo Goo which worked great too.

Oat baths, Hopes relief creams, and UV wash.

Thank you to everyone that has commented with their suggestions. I was able to get her in to see a dermatologist! So now we have a plan of action in managing it.

We used the prescription cream but make sure you are following instructions. Too much cream can be a problem as well as too little (often have to apply 3 times a day to settle it quickly rather than let it drag on just applying once a day) and there are alternatives if it doesn’t seem to work. The fact it’s just started from no where, and on the hand, suggests there could be a trigger from something she is touching? rather than something internal. For those with long term skin issues I’ve heard omega-3s are worth a try, and a diet that cuts gluten.reduces etc. but restricting at such an age probably needs professional help to eliminate diet triggers.

We’ve tried everything, and only prescription medications helped. Sorry.

My eldest granddaughter has had a flare up over the colder months with eczema & her skin has improved with E45 Itch Recovery cream I bought her at Chemistwarehouse.

Soak her hands in luke warm water for 5-10 minutes, then pat them dry. Put Vaseline on the effected area and then put her hands in some cotton gloves for around half an hour. Works wonders.

QV moisturiser and body wash is brilliant. Doesnt always cure it but definitely helps to control it

Could be pompholyx eczema. Instead of over the counter products I would go to the GP and have it properly looked at

Has there been a change in soap or sanitizer? That may have changed your daughters skin. Something worth looking into.

Did you try dermaveen relief calex bath soak?