Question: Are Steroid Creams Bad For Long-Term Use?

Answer: Bad is a huge understatement; they completely destroy your body, especially for kids or people going through puberty, like I was when I used them the most. They close growth plates too early, making you shorter than you should have been; they weaken joints, muscles, and bones. They can influence sudden mood changes and many other negative effects, like adrenal suppression.

The worst part is topical steroid withdrawal (TSW) when you stop using them, which is the most painful thing I ever experienced, both physically and mentally. It was so bad that I couldn’t leave the house for 2 months, and every single moment of my life was complete suffering.

This lasted until I finally started doing my own research and stopped treating my eczema from the outside and started healing it from the inside. Now, after years of suffering, skin infections, hospitalizations, depression, and anxiety, I am finally eczema-free.

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