A Safe Place for People with Topical Steroid Withdrawal
If you or a loved one is suffering from TSW, or you suspect you may have developed this life-changing condition, we’re here for you.
A Safe Place for People with Topical Steroid Withdrawal
If you or a loved one is suffering from TSW, or you suspect you may have developed this life-changing condition, we’re here for you.
What is Topical Steroid Withdrawal?
Topical Steroid Withdrawal is an iatrogenic syndrome – meaning it’s caused by the very topical steroids prescribed to treat common skin conditions, like eczema. It presents with many symptoms – not only on the skin, but also the deeper systems of the body.
Unfortunately, TSW is still not widely recognized within the medical community. Because of this, many people are left without a diagnosis or clear answers – forcing them to research and advocate for themselves.
If this is you, we’ve been where you are, and we understand how lost you may be feeling right now. At ITSAN, you’ll find the resources you need to finally get some answers, as well as a caring community who are here for you 24/7, on our Facebook Support Group.
We’re here for you
Discovering that you or a loved one has Topical Steroid Withdrawal can be extremely overwhelming.
Right now, what matters most is knowing you’re not alone, that people do make it through this – and you will too.
What next?
Know what to expect as you navigate TSW and find your way back to health.
Get your TSW Survival Guide
TSW can be a long and difficult journey, which can leave you feeling frustrated, confused and isolated at times.
To help find hope and stay positive when things get tough, we’ve created the TSW Survival Guide. It’s packed full of helpful advice from people who’ve been where you are now.
Download your copy
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Find strength in our Facebook community
Find support from others who are going through what you are right now.
Will you help fight back?
If you’ve ever felt overlooked or unsupported by a medical system that doesn’t recognise TSW, this is your chance to do something about it.
Visit our Action Hub to find out more.