Aristocort
4mg
Triamcinolone 4mg tablets, used for inflammatory skin conditions, eczema and psoriasis. A synthetic corticosteroid taken by mouth rather than applied.
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Eczema
Eczema (atopic dermatitis) is a chronic inflammatory skin condition marked by intense itch, dryness, and red or darkened patches that can flare repeatedly over months or years. It affects people of all ages, and humidity, heat, and air pollution can worsen flares in tropical and subtropical climates.
Fusiderm B
2/0.12%
Fusiderm B is betamethasone with fusidic acid as a cream for eczema and dermatitis, a potent steroid alongside an antibacterial agent.
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Betamethasone and Fusidic Acid Cream
2/0.12%
Betamethasone with fusidic acid as a 2/0.12% cream for eczema and infected dermatitis. A potent corticosteroid alongside an antibacterial.
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Desonate Cream
10g
Desonide cream in a 10g tube, applied for atopic dermatitis and eczema. A low-potency topical corticosteroid, anti-inflammatory and anti-pruritic.
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Key points
- An ongoing itch that intensifies at night is the defining feature, with affected skin looking red or greyish depending on complexion.
- Flares commonly affect the elbow and knee folds, neck, wrists and ankles, and the cheeks and scalp in infants.
- Topical corticosteroid strength is matched to the skin affected, from mild agents for the face to potent short courses for thickened patches.
Recognising a flare
The hallmark is persistent itch, often worse at night. Affected skin may look red on lighter complexions or grey-brown on darker ones, and it tends to crack, weep, or crust during active flares. Common sites are the folds of the elbows and knees, the neck, wrists, and ankles. In infants, the cheeks and scalp are often involved. Triggers vary by person but frequently include sweat, certain fabrics, soap, dust mites, and sudden changes in temperature or humidity.
Topical treatments
Moisturising the skin barrier frequently is the cornerstone of ongoing management. During flares, topical corticosteroids reduce inflammation and itch. Milder steroids such as desonide and fluocinolone acetonide suit sensitive or facial skin, while moderately potent options like triamcinolone address thicker plaques on the body. Stronger agents including betamethasone and clobetasol are reserved for short courses on stubborn, lichenified areas. When a secondary bacterial infection develops alongside the rash, a combination product containing fusidic acid can address both. Browse the full range in our skin care category.
When to get medical advice
See a doctor if the rash becomes weepy, crusted, or spreading rapidly, if sleep is consistently disrupted, or if the skin shows signs of infection such as increasing redness, warmth, or pus. Children who fail to improve with standard care, or adults whose eczema covers large body areas, benefit from a structured review to rule out contact allergy or other diagnoses.
Further reading
What is eczema?
Eczema, also called atopic dermatitis, is a chronic inflammatory skin condition. It is marked by intense itch, dryness, and red or darkened patches that can flare repeatedly. It affects people of all ages.
What are the symptoms of eczema?
The defining feature is an ongoing itch that intensifies at night. Affected skin may look red on lighter complexions or grey-brown on darker ones, and it tends to crack, weep, or crust during active flares. Common sites are the folds of the elbows and knees, the neck, wrists, and ankles, and in infants the cheeks and scalp are often involved.
How is eczema treated?
Moisturising the skin barrier frequently is the cornerstone of ongoing management. During flares, topical corticosteroids reduce inflammation and itch: milder ones such as desonide and fluocinolone acetonide suit sensitive or facial skin, while moderately potent options like triamcinolone address thicker plaques. When a bacterial infection develops alongside the rash, a combination product containing fusidic acid can address both.
When should I see a doctor about eczema?
See a doctor if the rash becomes weepy, crusted, or spreading rapidly, if sleep is consistently disrupted, or if the skin shows signs of infection such as increasing redness, warmth, or pus. Children who fail to improve with standard care, or adults whose eczema covers large body areas, benefit from a structured review to rule out contact allergy or other diagnoses.
Which medicines for eczema does Yasabai sell?
The medicines listed for eczema include products containing betamethasone, fusidic acid and fluocinolone acetonide. Examples include Betnovate and Fusiderm B. Each product page lists the strengths and forms.
Are medicines for eczema available over the counter in Thailand?
Yes, online. Yasabai does not ask for a prescription to order medicines for eczema. We are an online store, not a dispensing pharmacy; we arrange your order and delivery on your behalf.
Ordering without a prescription →Where can I buy medicines for eczema online?
Our pharmacy partners ship from India to Thailand and across Asia in discreet packaging. Standard Airmail takes up to 3 weeks; Express Tracked Courier takes up to 1 week.
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