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Triamcinolone
6/7/2020 | | 15moderated by Henry
Triamcinolone (10MG/ML) for Eczema
I sometimes get exzema on the insides of my elbows. When I apply a thin layer of Triamcinolone for a couple days at night, it usually goes away very quickly. I am very happy with this product because it is one of the only products that has helped.
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Hydrocortisone cream
6/14/2018 | | 55moderated by Charlotte
Hydrocortisone (10mg/g) for eczema
Bump half a centimeter tall on skin, been there for years, but it seems like it's getting worse. Itches sometimes. Doctor examination: Eczema, but i have doubts. This medications doesn't help at all in any case.
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Terbinafine tabletten
12/21/2016 | | 36moderated by Philip
Terbinafine (250mg) for eczema
After five years of eczema on hands and feet (couldn’t even wear shoes) and all it took was one treatment and I was completely cured. The eczema was apparently caused by a fungus. No side effects, except alcohol withdrawal.
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Cutivate
10/1/2016 | | 69moderated by Charlotte
Fluticasone (0,5mg/g) for eczema
Been using this for 4 days, the result is really good, patches are lighter in colour, and if the patches are too small to apply it to, then you can use a cotton bud.
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Hydrocortisone cream
4/18/2016 | | 26moderated by Charlotte
Hydrocortisone (10mg/g) for eczema
Alongside using a oily cream, I was given this cream for eczema on my eyelids. The eczema (primarily the redness) went away, but my skin stayed incredibly dry. You're not allowed to use hormonal creams for extended periods of time on your eyelids which is why I stopped using this and switched to Protopic.
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Protopic
4/18/2016 | | 26moderated by Susan
Tacrolimus (0,3mg/g) for eczema
I was given this salve for eczema on my eyelids. Initially I was given an oily salve but that didn't help much. After that I was given a hormonal cream but that can only be used on eyelids for a limited time and my skin stayed incredibly dry. Started using Protopic twice a day which has reduced down to a maximum of twice a week now. I noticed a difference after just a few days. The first few ti...
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