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A 26-year-old ended up bedbound and covered in scabs from a skin condition that some doctors don't believe exists - Vimarsana News

A 26-year-old ended up bedbound and covered in scabs from a skin condition that some doctors don't believe exists

A doctor diagnosed Megan Crome with topical steroid withdrawal in March — two years after she self-diagnosed with the help of a Facebook group.

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Eczema and topical steroid withdrawal: 'Water felt like acid and I shed skin like a snake' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Eczema and topical steroid withdrawal: 'Water felt like acid and I shed skin like a snake' – The Irish Times

Corticosteroids used to treat skin conditions for more than 50 years but what happens when you stop?

My topical steroid withdrawal: 'Water felt like acid, my body was ablaze and I shed skin like a snake' | Health & wellbeing - Vimarsana News

My topical steroid withdrawal: 'Water felt like acid, my body was ablaze and I shed skin like a snake' | Health & wellbeing

I was prescribed steroid cream for my eczema – but when I stopped using it I ended up in A&E. Much more research is needed into this debilitating condition

Experts demand traffic-light labels to show strength of steroid eczema cream to end confusion - Vimarsana News

Experts demand traffic-light labels to show strength of steroid eczema cream to end confusion

Tubes of eczema ointment should be branded with traffic-light ratings to end confusion about how strong they are, say experts. One sufferer who understands the confusion is Ellen Vincent (pictured).

Topical steroid addiction: Patients call for more support - Vimarsana News

Topical steroid addiction: Patients call for more support

BBC News By Emilia Belli image captionElin Wade had a bad reaction to the creams she was using for eczema A woman who lost three stone (19kg) and had hallucinations while using topical steroids has called for more support for people reacting to skin treatments. Teacher Elin Wade, from Swansea, had bad reactions after using creams prescribed for an eczema flare-up. The 29-year-old said she was made to feel like a "fraud" as topical steroid addiction is not recognised as an official condition by the NHS. The Welsh government said serious reactions were "uncommon". About 10% of adults and 20% of...

Source: bbc.co.uk