"I have eczema and it itches a lot. I have a cortisone cream but it's not effective and it burns my skin a little."

Yes, it is important to consult with a doctor if your current cortisone cream is not effective and is causing discomfort. They may prescribe a stronger cortisone cream like Dermovate and recommend adding an antifungal cream such as Canesten if you have small white spots. This can help address any fungal infections that may be complicating your eczema. It's important to follow their recommendations for proper treatment.

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"I have eczema and it itches a lot. I have a cortisone cream but it's not effective and it burns my skin a little."

Yes, it is important to consult with a doctor if your current cortisone cream is not effective and is causing discomfort. They may prescribe a stronger cortisone cream like Dermovate and recommend adding an antifungal cream such as Canesten if you have small white spots. This can help address any fungal infections that may be complicating your eczema. It's important to follow their recommendations for proper treatment.