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Eczema On Sides Of Face, Neck, Itchy, Red, Burning Sensation. Using Aveeno, Hydrocortisone. Advise?

Hi dr I am XXXXX 28 and have eczema on the sides of my face and my neck . It is very itchy and very red I also get hot flushes on my face where my eczema is and feels as if it is burning . I have used aveeno skin relief, double base, hydrocortisone but nothing is working for me.i was fine before it has just flared up couple month ago it is getting very depressing now. Please could you help
Sat, 31 Aug 2013
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for writing to us.
Firstly it needs to be confirmed if its eczema.
Eczema sometimes might not respond to mild steroid like hydrocortisone. in such cases either a stronger steroid is suggested or oral steroid is given.
I would advise that you meet a dermatologist near by to start an appropriate diagnosis based treatment.
Take care
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Eczema On Sides Of Face, Neck, Itchy, Red, Burning Sensation. Using Aveeno, Hydrocortisone. Advise?

Hi, Thanks for writing to us. Firstly it needs to be confirmed if its eczema. Eczema sometimes might not respond to mild steroid like hydrocortisone. in such cases either a stronger steroid is suggested or oral steroid is given. I would advise that you meet a dermatologist near by to start an appropriate diagnosis based treatment. Take care