A real-world study to evaluate the effectiveness of a moisturizing cream as an adjuvant in the treatment of Eczema.

Day 0

• Explanation of the Study and procedures.
• Collection of Informed consent
• Selection of volunteers by Inclusion/ exclusion criteria.
• Participants will be randomized into 2 groups based on their EASI scores - One group will get prescribed treatment with moisturizing cream and other group will get only prescribed treatment without any moisturizing cream.
• Baseline EASI scores
• Instrumental readings using MMSC and VapoMeter
• Administration of  self-assessment questionnaire to evaluate itching and burning sensation.

Week 2 and Week 4

• Same parameters as mentioned above were measured.
• Products were retrieved from the participants.

Conclusion:

When compared to baseline, Venusia Max Cream used as an adjuvant along with standard

treatment significantly reduced the EASI score, significantly increased the skin hydration

measured by MMSC and significantly reduced the trans epidermal water loss measured by

VapoMeter. It also significantly showed reduction in 5D pruritus and burning sensation in

self-assessment score.

Clinical dryness self-assessment score has been done using a binary scale. There was no

change in dryness perception by the participants in both the groups after the treatment.

Also, Venusia Max Cream improved the skin hydration significantly on Eczematous skin of

patients and significantly reduced the 5D Pruritis score compared to the group where

Venusia Max Cream was not used as an adjuvant along with standard treatment.