I can't. Eczema is an inflammatory reaction of skin caused by many internal and external factors, accompanied by severe itching. There is no scientific evidence that sesame oil and Zanthoxylum bungeanum oil have anti-inflammatory effects. There is no strict scientific evidence to support the efficacy of sesame oil in treating eczema.

There are many treatments for eczema, and the sesame oil in the kitchen can relieve the symptoms of eczema:

Applying sesame oil directly to the rash of eczema can relieve the itching symptoms caused by eczema. If some special ingredients can be added to sesame oil, the symptoms of eczema can be alleviated more effectively and the development of the disease can be controlled.

Burning sesame oil, soaking Arnebia euchroma in the oil, and then smearing the filtered sesame oil on the affected area can also be an effective remedy for eczema patients.

Take 9 grams of rhubarb and grind it into fine powder. Add appropriate amount of sesame oil and mix well. When in use, a proper amount of medicine is applied externally to eczema, which can be applied to eczema in blister stage and has the effect of relieving eczema symptoms.

Grind glutinous rice into fine flour, add appropriate amount of sesame oil to make paste, and directly apply it to eczema, 1 time, 1 time daily, and generally use it for 3-5 times to relieve symptoms. This is because Huaimi has the effect of clearing away heat and promoting diuresis.

Stir-fry mung bean powder in a pot until it turns yellow, let it cool, mix with sesame oil and apply it directly to the affected area. Because mung bean has the effect of detoxification, the combination of the two can effectively relieve eczema and yellow water.

In addition to sesame oil, there are many ingredients in the kitchen that can relieve eczema symptoms, such as coix seed, lentils, red dates and japonica rice. It can also help relieve eczema after cooking.