Elica: Sweet Dreams for Mom & Kid

They say moms know best. But when it comes to their children's health, we have to consult a physician for a professional advise. This is what celebrity mom Cheska Garcia-Kramer discovered when she consulted her daughter Scarlett's skin rashes to their physician - her doctor recommended Elica (mometasone furoate).

Sweet Dreams with Elica

Cheska & Scarlett

This is what #TeamKramer mom Cheska Kramer revealed in a recent press conference of Elica, a topical steroid ointment to ease the condition of eczema.

Eczema is characterized by red, dry, itchy rashes on the skin. It is more common in children than in adults. It can also have a negative impact on a kid’s life, like sleep deprivation. According to Cheska, Scarlett used to cry at night because of her itchy rashes. But after their doctor recommended  Elica, a topical steroid from Bayer Philippines, both mom and child saw results within 24 hours.

“Our pediatrician recommended Elica and it really helped relieve Scarlett of the itch, redness and swelling because of her eczema,” Cheska said. 

Bayer Philippines & Elica

Elica (Mometasone Furoate)

Mommy Cheska Garcia-Kramer & Scarlett

Sweet Dreams with Elica 

Cheska shared her daughter’s itch story in the “Sweet Dreams with Mometasone furoate (Elica)” launch last week at Ascott, Bonifacio Global City, where both she and Scarlett were revealed as the newest celebrity endorsers for Elica.

“Scar couldn’t sleep talaga when she gets eczema flare-ups kasi it’s so itchy and she keeps on scratching,” Cheska said. 

Elica for Eczema

Sweet Dreams with Elica

Eczema flare-ups can be triggered by several factors, including dust mites, family pets, heat or harsh soaps.

“These triggers should be controlled in order to avoid the symptoms of eczema. Eczema should be treated immediately, because it can affect a child’s self-esteem, social activities and of course, sleep,” Dr. Lyra Yamat iterated. 

Flare-ups may require more than just moisturizers and in such instances, a fast and powerful treatment is needed. Elica, a topical steroid, is considered to be the first line of defense for eczema. It can help relieve eczema symptoms with visible results in 24 hours, and needs only to be applied once daily, unlike most topical steroids that are applied twice a day.

Elica Family 

Team Kramer

Moreover, clinical studies have demonstrated Elica’s efficacy and safety profile. Elica has also been recommended and prescribed by doctors for many years.

Elica comes in cream and ointment formats, available over-the-counter without doctor’s presciption. Know more about Elica from their Facebook Page www.facebook.com/ElicaPH and website www.treateczema.ph.