No one will ever truly grasp the horrifying, never-ending ordeal,” Jada Jones told The Post. And it can happen to anyone.

Fact checked by Nick Blackmer My eczema journey started when I was a baby. If someone told me as a child that over time, ...

Initially, the rash vanished swiftly but soon returned, spreading further, leading to prescriptions of even stronger steroids ...

There is no cure, but corticosteroid creams, antihistamines and, as a last resort for severe cases, steroid-containing pills are common treatments.

Steroid creams were my normal go-to and sometimes oral steroids too. I never questioned it. No one ever explained the risks. Things started to unravel four months after I had my son.

A Scots mum who has used steroid creams for 40 years said they have "ruined" her life - causing her skin to be crusty and in pain. Karyn Flett, 54, has used topical steroids to control her eczema ...

Steroid creams were my normal go-to and sometimes oral steroids too. I never questioned it. No one ever explained the risks. Things started to unravel four months after I had my son.

Steroid creams were my normal go-to and sometimes oral steroids too. I never questioned it. No one ever explained the risks. Things started to unravel four months after I had my son.