Experiences with Eczema

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Also known as:
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ICD10/11 Code: L20-L30
ICD10/11 Group: L00-L99, Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue
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Eczema
Also known as: ---
ICD10/11 Code: L20-L30, ICD10/11 Group: L00-L99, Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue

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Toctino

18/05/2017 | | 62moderated by Charlotte
alitretinoin (30mg) for eczema

After taking this for a few weeks the symptoms just got worse I've got severe chronic eczema on my hands. Medicines helped to control it a little bit. Didn't stop it though. I feel really low, every day from the end of the afternoon all the way through to the evening. Take the tablet at lunch time.
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Methotrexate

18/05/2017 | | 62moderated by Susan
methotrexate (2,5mg) for eczema

I have chronic hand eczema. Alongside various salves also tried Toctino. It made me really depressed. Then I switched to methotrexate. I've been taking this for a few weeks now, 6 tablets at a time. Now, in general, I'm really tired and totally listless. If I do a chore or something after half an hour i'm totally exhausted. My hair is starting to come out when I shower and recently I've started...
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Hydrocortisone Cream

18/05/2017 | | 52moderated by Charlotte
hydrocortisone (10mg/g) for eczema

The only cream that helps me for my serious eczema. Strangely enough it's not the strongest cream there is but it's the only one that doesn't make the symptoms worse and helps to heal my skin.
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Calmurid Cream

15/01/2016 | | 22moderated by Charlotte
urea, lactic acid (100mg/g) for eczema

I've got really bad eczema on my hand and Calmurid prickles unbelievably badly. Stinks, but nowhere near as badly as, for example, coal tar! Leaves a somewhat stiff layer on your skin. According to the dermatologist and the eczema nurse you can definitely see an improvement. I'd rather use this stuff than other greasy creams which mean I can't do anything with my hands but it's far from a mirac...
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