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Article

Patient history of chronic eczema? Think steroid addiction

Author(s):

Paula Moyer

Washington - When patients come in complaining of weeks, months, and even years of chronic eczema, the physician should immediately suspect overuse of and subsequent addiction to topical corticosteroids.

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