Time to grab a cuppa and take a moment for yourself to discover and get inspired.
Babies have very sensitive skin and are vulnerable to the powerful effects of potent steroids; when parents stop using prescribed steroid creams because they’re concerned about the consequences of long-term...
You may have come across no moisture treatment/therapy (also known as NMT) if you’ve been reading up on topical steroid withdrawal syndrome, but how long will it take?
Feeling out of control is very common for those who suffer from Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW), and more than any method, any cream, any diet, it's vital that you take time to...
It seems like a crazy idea - refusing to use moisturisers on skin that is agonisingly dry - but for those who follow the no moisture protocol (aka no moisture...
Louise King writes for Balmonds about her exciting new strategy for beating topical steroid withdrawal: a centre in Singapore that's treating TSW patients.
If you are working (or studying) during TSW, there’s a good chance that you will experience some level of disruption if your symptoms get severe. Here's a guest blog from...
Anyone with eczema, atopic dermatitis or any dry skin condition, as well as those going through topical steroid withdrawal, will probably associate sleep with a level of anxiety and itching.
Today's guest blog is by Holly Broome of Scratch That, an online campaign for Topical Steroid Addiction awareness in the UK. Holly explains just how important an online community can be for people going...
Wondering what No Moisture Treatment is? Read on!
Yes, skin can become addicted to topical corticosteroids... but it's a complicated story!
Topical steroid withdrawal can run through a whole multitude of symptoms, from oozing and swelling to burn-like stinging, but one of the most familiar to those who’ve been through it...
Today's guest post is from blogger Eden H Brown, who shares her journey through TSW, from having to live up to social media's expectations of perfect skin and perfect life,...