Question: Are Corticosteroid creams safe For Eczema?

Answer: Corticosteroids in topical creams are the first thing that your doctors will prescribe when you enter a more severe phase of eczema. These steroids basically just push inflammation from your skin deeper into your body, and it is just a matter of time till it comes back even worse. The side effects of corticosteroid creams are skin thinning, stretch marks, weak joints, weak muscles, stunted growth in kids, and adrenal suppression.

I used these steroid creams for years, and then when I stopped because they stopped having any effect on my eczema, I entered CSW(corticosteroid withdrawal). When I was in CSW, every inch of my skin was completely red.

After some time, I finally started doing my own research on how to manage eczema. I always thought that there was more to this than what my doctors were telling me.

I started researching topics like gut health, fasting, elimination diets, etc. Now, after years of suffering, I am completely eczema-free, and I believe you can be as well.

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