As I mentioned to you all before, we made an appointment with the doctor to check on Riley's eczema. The doctor said Riley's skin isn't too bad right now. Although there's still eczema in some areas, thankfully it hasn't left any marks. He told us that if we notice Riley's eczema flaring up, we can initially use a non-steroid cream that can control inflammation for treatment. Only if the situation doesn't improve should we then use it in conjunction with steroids. It turns out there are many types of eczema creams nowadays, so we don't always have to use strong steroid medication. Following the doctor's advice, we can first apply some moisturising cream as a base for Riley, then use a PDE4 inhibitor cream. This can be used for several months continuously, with the quickest effect of relieving itchiness in just 4 days. What's more, it can even be used on babies as young as 3 months old!
We're both relaxed now. We've been applying it to Riley for a few days and can see a clear improvement in her skin. The ointment's texture is quite gentle, similar to applying moisturiser. Hopefully, Riley's skin will get better and better, allowing her to continue jumping around, and we can sleep well too~ If you have a similar situation, remember to consult your doctor.
# Eczema# for the treatment of eczema#: Long-term management of eczemaThe # is suitable for long-term use#, but these should be used in conjunction with steroids where necessary#: Don’t believe in folk remedies#: Whatever the problem, you should always consult a doctor
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