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I have Atopic eczema on my lower legs and have found the Clobetasol generally ineffective
Try beef tallow on your skin. It is becoming more popular and all natural beef tallow is sold online and in specialty stores.
is there a specific brand you can recommend? and, thanks!
Try activated charcoal baths, add one cup of activated charcoal powder to a warm bath soak for about 20-30 mins then rinse it off with a shower don't use any soaps in the bath just the activated charcoal. You can use soap during the shower. We did this with my son at around 3 years old, a charcoal bath about every other day, after each bath his symptoms were lessened until they were complete gone and never came back even after 7 years and he had really bad constant eczema around his ankles. Took about a month of charcoal baths every other day until it cleared up completely. If you do try this and it works please share with others.
My experience is generally that the cream does not work to stop the itching. It's always challenging to track longer term as I am never sure what causes itching and lose track of where it begins and ends.
What's your experience with clobetasol during eczema flare-ups, especially since it hasn't been effective for your atopic eczema on your lower legs?
It's frustrating when a strong medication like clobetasol doesn't provide the relief you're hoping for. Clobetasol is one of the most potent topical steroids available, so when Show Full Answer
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