I am sorry for your symptoms.
The following measures are advised;
Long-term steroid: a long-term steroid-like Prednisolone will help greatly.
Retinoids: systemic Can be curative.
Immunosuppressants: Immunosuppressants like Tacrolimus and Pimecrolimus are the mainstay in intractable eczema
Light therapy: like Ultraviolet and Grenz Ray therapy.
The above therapies dermatologist can prescribe and which will help significantly.
Meanwhile, continue the normal steps of treatment for Eczema:
Antihistaminic: Continue the antiallergics.
Avoid sunlight: This is most important. Avoid going out into the sun as far as possible. If you may have to go out, use a wide-brimmed hat and long-sleeved dresses and pants. Sunscreen is a must – use sunscreens with 50% SPF or more.
Emollients: Use an emollient, a hand cream twice daily. Combine the Emollient with the Hydrocortisone ointment or can also alternate the two.
Avoiding the irritant: If some irritant can be identified, then it should be avoided.
I would be happy to assist you further if you need any more information.
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I wish your symptoms resolve soon.