Raelle Kennedy spent years managing the skin manifestations of her eczema. Topical steroid withdrawal urged her to get at the ...

Fact checked by Nick Blackmer Alexis Smith, 27, is the picture of confidence. She’s a solo traveler, an Instagram influencer, ...

Eczema was something I thought belonged in my past, until it came creeping back last year with a hot, itchy vengeance. I’ve ...

When Mariam Kacheche gave birth to her son, she noticed that his skin was much lighter than she had expected. But she didn't ...

A 20-year-old student says she would "do anything" to have her childhood eczema back after a suspected topical steroid withdrawal (TSW) made her skin so painful that she had to quit university.

Managing eczema isn’t easy. One little irritant can trigger a flare-up. And with ingredient lists often bordering on indecipherable, it’s not hard to pick the wrong product for your skin.

There's no cure for eczema, but your doctor will try to ease your pain and itching and keep your skin from getting worse. Many prescription creams can help with your symptoms. Some have steroids ...

“Eczema doesn’t have these symptoms… I knew something ... since September 2023 to try to keep her symptoms at bay. “I’ve been using steroid creams pretty much my whole life, so it’s hard to tell how ...