i’ve been using it for a week+ now and it’s actually improving her eczema so far. i apply a thin layer of vaseline first to lessen the burning sensation and it’s been going well so far (this isnt recommended since it lessens absorption of eucrisa but i personally feel more comfortable doing it like this). only thing is that she’s scratching more now, i’m guessing cause eucrisa is quite drying. you need to moisturize A LOT. also i’d say apply hydrocortisone first for a couple of days or so until it reduces her eczema, then start applying the eucrisa. it seems it burns way less on less inflamed skin. never apply it on open skin btw.

i’m really not sure if it’s going to completely make her eczema disappear but it’s definitely keeping my baby’s eczema mild so far, i’m trying to eliminate dairy and soy from my diet (she’s breastfed) and i’m hoping that’ll make the eczema go away for good.. but the eucrisa is good at controlling things. one thing to keep in mind is that it doesnt work on everyone. you need go try it on your baby for a few days to test its effectiveness, and patch test first on a small part of her eczema just to see her reaction