triamcinolone eucerin cream

I have Triamcinolone Eucerin Cream. I need to be able to wash it off my hands. Does anyone know what makes it salulable? What kind of soap?

Of course it's probably best to ask your doctor, but my husband's prescription for Hydroxyzine is 2 tablets, so he takes it "as needed" and when he is having an especially tough time with itching interfering with sleeping, he takes it before he goes to sleep. I have heard some people on this forum say that ice packs, standing in front of the open freezer door, standing outside for a minute or two, keeping your skin lotioned up, and drinking lots of water helps.

The antihistamines and anti-itch cremes we can buy without a prescription did NOTHING for my rash, which kept getting worse. However,the combination of Betamethasone and Hydroxyzine worked amazingly well. Both require a prescription from your doctor.

Eucerin and aquaphor helped my eczema. I was prescribed triamcinolone, a yellow antibiotic cream that will help. Get a second opinion from another doc to see if you can use it. Good luck.

I have used Hydrocortisone cream (it burns), Triamcinolone acetonide, and Benadryl. None have been effective. This has been going on for nearly two months.

He also used Eucerin body wash in the shower, used cool water and patted his skin dry, and used Eucerin moisturizer after the shower. He used Triamcinolone ointment (prescription) on the rash as well. For nausea, he used Zofran (prescription) and drank ginger tea or ate raw ginger.

He also uses Eucerin body wash in the shower and Eucerin cream after the shower. When he had blisters on his back due to the rash, we put tea tree oil on them. I have also heard people say that pressing the itchy area up against a cold surface, stepping outside, standing in front of a fan, and putting ice on it helps. If I remember correctly from your previous posts, you are almost finished with the Incivek. Hopefully the rash will improve when you're done with that med.

Hello, I cannot confirm anything without examination but it can be seborrheic dermatitis. It is usually caused by overgrowth of Malassezia furfur. This skin disease commonly affects adolescents and young adults, especially in warm and humid climates and is aggravated by sweating and humidity. The rash is characterized by red and scaly rash to form on the oily areas on the face like nose and forehead.

During treatment, my husband took Atarax and used Triamcinolone ointment for the rash. His doc also suggested Eucerin cream and Eucerin body wash, to keep the skin moisturized. We used tea tree oil on the few blisters that formed. Sometimes he put ice on areas that were really bothering him, or stood outside without a shirt on at night. Sometimes it was not just the stinging, itching, and redness of the rash, but also the tingling, twitching/jumping/crawling skin feeling that bothered him.

Hi and welcome. That cream is an hydrating cream to hold moisture in a dry area. Are you sure the scab came from the cream use of the now the burn is starting to heal from using the cream?

Visual diagnosis 3 years ago as plaque psoriasis in the genital area and prescribed Triamcinolone cream 1%. When I felt itchy, I began using the cream immediately. Within a week to 2 weeks of using a small amount of the cream daily my skin healed. Unfortunately it would recur within about a month. Visited derm dr. recently and he diagnosed as herpes. I have not used the cream and have had a lot of pain and outbreak in the same 2 sites.

Have you tried soaking in a bath with Aveeno oatmeal? Some days I would do that twice a day. Make sure you don't use hot water as it can make it worse. If your typical lotions aren't enough (I loved Eucerin Body Cream and Aveeno lotions), talk to your doctor. There are things that can help. I used hydrocortisone cream mixed into my body lotions to dilute it somewhat. If you use hydrocortisone cream on the really bad spots, use it sparingly, and not on your face.

t agree with me so I used the Eucerin Calming Cream and/or Aveeno oatmeal lotion. I also took a lot of baths with the Aveeno oatmeal powder. You should start to notice a gradual improvement the longer you are off meds. I noticed that I had the cracks behind my ears for several months after treatment ended but the rash itself went away quite quickly (thank goodness). I remember wanting to scratch my skin off too, just as you said. Hang in there...it will get better.

My mom refuses to let me use them and I apply aloe gel and eucerin instead. at this rate, its still spreading, just slowly. every website i go to says it is chronic or reoccurring, does that mean it will never go away?

I decided to take her to a different allgerist for a second opinion. At this point she was placed on Zyrtec 5mg BID, Orapred 15 mg q daily x 5 days and Triamcinolone cream BID. The plaques were beginning to get better and I have seen some encouraging results regarding them. However, 2 days after finishing the Orapred, she has developed an extremely itchy rash from her neck almost to her knees. The rash is slightly raised and red.

I have some itch, is Triamcinolone Acetonide Cream USP 0.1% a good cream for this? Are there any side effects to this cream?

What I started doing was taking lukewarm showers instead of hot, using Eucerin calming shower oil and then immediately after the shower lathering on tons and tons of Eucerin calming cream and letting it soak in for 5 minutes before rubbing it in. If you can, wait to put on clothes for a half hour or so until all the cream soaks in (I found that the cream acts as a barrier to the clothes, otherwise as my pants touch my legs the itching starts all over).

My husband did get some open sores when the Incivek rash was at its worst. In addition to hydroxyzine, triamcinolone, and eucerin, we put tea tree oil on the open sores.

Eucerin cream and Eucerin body wash We put tea tree oil (available over the counter in drug stores) on the blisters that developed with the rash when it was at it's worst. In comparing his rash to the pictures of the Inc rash, I would say that his was also moderate. What we found was that the rash started on one part of his body, got bad there, and then moved to another part of his body, got bad there, and then moved again.

Thanks for your response. As to your questions: still no itching, no burning, no "hot to the touch". Live alone; only people I've been in close contact with in past 7 days (daughter-in-law, young granddaughters, & sister) don't have a rash. No to sexual contact, no to shaving/waxing/exfoliation. Have dealt with several bouts of yeast skin infections in the past; this is different.

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