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Becky Mantin's son Rory, now almost four, suffers from eczema First symptoms came at eight months, then it grew worse over time After scratching himself raw, Rory's hands were bandaged to stop him Finally he was put on steroids, but Becky is also looking for alternatives Becky has written up her own guide on how to help a child with eczema

By Becky Mantin

Published: 16:07 EST, 30 August 2014 | Updated: 03:14 EST, 31 August 2014

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Healthy start: Becky Mantin was forced to bandage her son Rory's hands and put him on steroids to combat his eczema

The first inkling of a problem came when my elder son Rory was about eight months old: Little patches of dry, itchy, scaly skin appeared on the front of his feet.

It seemed fairly innocuous and eczema runs in his fathers family, so it wasnt a huge shock. A smear of one per cent hydrocortisone cream from the GP quickly cleared it up.

We had no idea that this was merely a warning shot for the agony to come. Ten months later, it was Easter and wed driven from London to Somerset to see my grandmother.

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Kimberley Wallwork's son Oliver developed eczema at the age of one Would scratch his skin until it bled and then cry in pain, unable to sleep Ms Wallwork, 26, said she felt 'helpless' as had tried several remedies One five children suffers from eczema, affecting school and family life New survey reveals many parents say condition severely affects family life After stumbling across Bioskin Junior range online, Ms Wallwork tried it Claims Oliver's skin is significantly better and he is now a 'lively, happy boy' Experts have now set up a new website to help parents deal with eczema

By Anna Hodgekiss for MailOnline

Published: 05:03 EST, 29 August 2014 | Updated: 09:09 EST, 30 August 2014

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Kimberley Wallwork would watch her son Oliver scratch his skin until it bled and then cry in pain

Every night KimberleyWallwork would watch in despair as her son Oliver scratched his skin until it bled and he then cried in pain.

Her little boy had suffered from eczema since he was a year old and his condition meant he barely slept through the night.

'His skin was red raw and he would wake up screaming- he was understandably incredibly grumpy,' says Kimberly, 26.

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Defense claims marks were eczema

By STEVE HORRELL

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A Livingston man was found guilty Wednesday of aggravated battery to a child for repeatedly burning a 3-year-old with cigarettes.

During the two-day trial, prosecutor Crystal Uhe made the case that 32-year-old Eric D. Hurley burned the child with cigarettes as a method of disciplining it.

Its hard to believe something like this happened, Uhe told jurors in her opening statements.

Uhe showed them photographs of the child that had been taken shortly after the alleged incident, on Oct. 23, 2010. The childs grandmother testified that she took some of the photos herself after she noticed a mark on the child's face that she suspected was a cigarette burn.

The photos showed circular marks on the childs right cheek, lower abdomen and little finger.

When the child's biological father saw the marks he drove the child to the emergency room where workers notified the Department of Children and Family Services.

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EDWARDSVILLE A Livingston mans eczema defense and pleas to the public failed him, as a jury Wednesday took just 27 minutes to convict him of aggravated battery to a child.

Eric Duane Hurley, 32, took the witness stand in his own behalf Wednesday, and insisted the circular wounds, described by the victim and her doctor as burns, were sudden outbursts of eczema, an allergic skin rash. The child had bouts of eczema, but doctors testified that the skin rash did not resemble the round wounds seen in pictures shown to the jury.

Hurley was arrested and charged in October 2010, about two weeks after the child reported to her biological father that Mr. Eric had burned her with a cigarette because she would not stop crying.

Hurley and the childs mother appeared on the Dr. Phil Show in August 2012. The child had just turned 3 when she was burned and is now 6.

The father took her to a Litchfield emergency room, and hospital personnel called the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, which conducted an investigation. Shortly after that, the mother gave up custody, and the child was placed in custody of the father.

The father took the child to her pediatrician, Dr. Chris Wangard, who examined her. The doctor, a board certified pediatrician, testified this week that the marks were intentionally inflicted wounds, consistent with cigarette burns. He told the jury he had treated the child for eczema, and the burn marks did not look like the allergic skin rash.

Hurleys own witness, Dr. Barry Zeffren, a board certified allergist, testified that eczema has non-specific borders, contrary to the round marks created by the cigarette burns. The doctor saw the child almost a year before the burning incident and confirmed that she suffered from eczema.

Defense attorney Steve Griffin, in his closing argument, also advanced the eczema theory, but offered an alternative theory, that the mother burned the child.

I dont believe they were burns, at all, Hurley testified. He vigorously denied burning the child.

Hurley and the victims mother appeared on the Dr. Phil Show in 2012 to deny burning the 3-year-old child, and apparently Hurley posted comments on The Telegraphs Facebook page Tuesday evening claiming that the story of the burns was made up by the childs biological father in the midst of a custody battle.

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