I've been using Fucibet cream since 2010, and every time I try to stop, I start having issues like itchy red spots on my skin, some bumpiness, and my eyes start watering a lot. I'm seeing a homeopathic practitioner, but it hasn't solved the problem yet. Could you suggest a good homeopathic doctor who might be able to help with this?

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In summary, it's important to stop using the steroid-based cream gradually, moisturize, and possibly seek additional treatment options, including a combination of homeopathic remedies and dermatological care, to support your skin in healing.

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