Topical Steroid Withdrawal

This blog follows my journey as I quit topical steroids for my eczema. I will chart my observations during the weeks that follow. The blog is not intended to give medical advice. If you are concerned about a medical condition you should consult a doctor for advice.

Monday, 30 April 2012

A-Z of Corticosteroid Withdrawal: Gooey Eyes

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G is For Gooey Eyes: Any steroid cream used on the face is likely to affect more than just the facial skin. there is a lot of evidence to ...
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Sunday, 29 April 2012

Day 161 Short Flare

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My skin has descended into another mini-flare over the weekend. I thought I had seen the last of the oozing, but last night I woke up in the...
Friday, 27 April 2012

A-Z of Corticosteroid Withdawal: Fatigue

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F is For Fatigue: Almost everyone who stops using topical steroid creams experiences a severe wave of fatigue at the beginning of withdraw...
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Thursday, 26 April 2012

A-Z of Corticosteroid Withdrawal: Excess Skin

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E is for Excess Skin: Excess skin is a weird symptom associated with topical steroid withdrawal. I am thankful that I haven't really h...
Wednesday, 25 April 2012

Day 157 TSW Blogs and Stories

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Since my lovely improvement photos on day 148, my skin decided to rebel and go into a slight flare. The flare has mild compared to previous ...
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Tuesday, 24 April 2012

A-Z of Corticosteroid Withdrawal: Depression

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D is for Depression Depression is a very real side effect of topical steroid withdrawal and although it is not a physical symptom, it can ...
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Monday, 23 April 2012

A-Z of Corticosteroid Withdrawal: Chills

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C is for Chills: The skin is the largest organ of the human body and responsible for many body functions, including the regulation of temp...
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