For psoriasis or dry eczema below the knee, use regular moisturizers and apply topical steroid or vitamin-D creams during flare-ups. Avoid harsh soaps and keep the area hydrated. If it doesn't improve, a dermatologist may suggest stronger creams or phototherapy.

For psoriasis and dry eczema, use regular moisturizers, avoid harsh soaps, and apply topical steroids or medicated creams as prescribed. For itching, antihistamines and gentle skincare help. If symptoms flare often, see a dermatologist for stronger or long-term treatment options.

Yes, Clop S can generally be used with Tricort injections and L-Cet, since they work in different ways. But use it sparingly and only on affected areas, as combining strong steroids can increase skin thinning. Follow your dermatologist's guidance.