1 hr 1 min
The Road to Relief: Jordan Hendey's Path Through Topical Steroid Withdrawal Periods, Poos & Pimples
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- Health & Fitness
If you ever feel like you’ve been medically gaslighted before for the systemic adverse reactions that occur once you’ve withdrawn from Topical Steroids, then this is for you.
It’s a thing, it exists and it’s called Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW).
In this episode, we speak with one of Jacinta’s clients Jordan Hendey all about his journey from Topical Steroid Addiction, to being hospitalised for blood infections, to then moving to Thailand to receive treatment for TSW.
Unfortunately in this space, so many individuals are suffering with severe symptoms that are impacting their quality of life and they’re just being told “it’s your eczema flaring, go back on the steroids”.
When the reality is, TSW is nothing like eczema and steroids aren’t the long term solution.
Jordan share’s with us:
The timeline of eczema to TSW
Debunking myths around steroids, eczema and TSW
The signs/symptoms of TSW
Treatments available for TSW
How to control infection with TSW
Importance of eliminating environmental toxins and pollutants in recovery
CAP treatment in Thailand and Jordan's Recovery
Testing Jordan completed to find more answers as to what is going on internally and how to optimise his skin repair
Support groups available for those with TSW
References:
Contact jacinta@orendawomenshealth.com.au to order Jordan's CTRL Skin Cream
Follow Jordan's journey @ctrl.skin
Book a consultation with Jacinta
*Disclaimer: The content provided in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. We strongly encourage listeners to consult with an integrated general practitioner or healthcare professional for personalised guidance tailored to their individual health needs. Reliance on any information provided in this podcast is solely at your own risk.
If you ever feel like you’ve been medically gaslighted before for the systemic adverse reactions that occur once you’ve withdrawn from Topical Steroids, then this is for you.
It’s a thing, it exists and it’s called Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW).
In this episode, we speak with one of Jacinta’s clients Jordan Hendey all about his journey from Topical Steroid Addiction, to being hospitalised for blood infections, to then moving to Thailand to receive treatment for TSW.
Unfortunately in this space, so many individuals are suffering with severe symptoms that are impacting their quality of life and they’re just being told “it’s your eczema flaring, go back on the steroids”.
When the reality is, TSW is nothing like eczema and steroids aren’t the long term solution.
Jordan share’s with us:
The timeline of eczema to TSW
Debunking myths around steroids, eczema and TSW
The signs/symptoms of TSW
Treatments available for TSW
How to control infection with TSW
Importance of eliminating environmental toxins and pollutants in recovery
CAP treatment in Thailand and Jordan's Recovery
Testing Jordan completed to find more answers as to what is going on internally and how to optimise his skin repair
Support groups available for those with TSW
References:
Contact jacinta@orendawomenshealth.com.au to order Jordan's CTRL Skin Cream
Follow Jordan's journey @ctrl.skin
Book a consultation with Jacinta
*Disclaimer: The content provided in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. We strongly encourage listeners to consult with an integrated general practitioner or healthcare professional for personalised guidance tailored to their individual health needs. Reliance on any information provided in this podcast is solely at your own risk.
1 hr 1 min