Grover's Disease: What works to help find relief?

76 yr old white male diagnosed with Grover's. Rash has spread down arms to palms & back of hands and down to upper thighs, just started getting blisters, extremely itchy, head does not appear to have lesions but is also itchy, though not normally cold I feel chilled in 78* apartment. Also losing sleep.
Prescribed triamcinolone acetonide cream USP 0.1% and betamethasone dipropionate cream 0.05% by Dermatologist.
There were no dietary or environmental changes prior to onset.
Concerned that spread to palms of hands will limit use.
Is tetracycline likely mot help?

I should have added that while I was taking the three homeopathic medicines, I also started taking Zyrtec (over the counter allergy medicine). Initially, when the symptoms were raging, I took two tablets per evening (the dermatologist said I could), and as symptoms eased I took one tablet and finally none.

I haven’t posted in a while as my Grover’s had been fairly mild the past couple of years just erupting briefly on torso or legs. I recently had very bad flu virus. I have now erupted with itchy blistery lesions on my finger. A strange location. With the news reports I’m concerned about monkey pox but most likely Grover’s. Can viruses cause eruptions?
I use steroid cream but little relief.

Hi! I’m 45 and diagnosed with GD almost a year ago. I have tried ointments and oral but nothing has helped. I’m currently on prednisone but interested in trying accurate next. Any suggestions? Also dies following a grain free diet help? Thank you!

What most Grover's ladies do is remove the bra as soon as possible at home and some just go braless in public if they can get away with it. I have found 100% cotton without the wrinkle free chemical process or stainguard chemicals or 100% polyester camp style shirts which are safe for me, those with 2 pockets over the breast do a fine job of covering the bralessness, but I am small busted. Also with Grover's either find some soft cotton loose fitting Hawaiian style Mu Mu's, grandma style housedresses. They are simple to sew your own as I first tried to order online the fabric was too coarse for my sensitive skin. The gathering of this style house dress allows me to go bra free without anyone noticing. The looser your clothing is the better. My image will become secondary to desire to live pain free. . Grover's is triggered by heat, sweat and friction/pressure. For a light cotton which is safe for me I order from The White Cotton Gown my nighties. 100% cotton, well made and airy, but they hold up for years. I'd had mine for 3 years and still no sign of wear. At the end of the day I love to put this nighty on even the lace is 100% cotton. I also have Allergic Contact Dermatitis and am allergic to elastics, spandex and blended fibers. Even my bras are 100% cotton with drawstring closures. If you are large busted this would be a problem. There are also 100% cotton panties sold at Cottonique, on line, with the drawstring closure. The main thing is now no pressure, so no tight elastic around your waist, torso and definitely no underwires. Grover's normally is located in front and back torso and has gotten as low as my waist in the back. This may sound shocking, but my gynecologist told me years ago to give up all panties as they trap heat and will breed yeast, an ongoing issue I have for a decade. I often wear a 100% cotton long slip under the mu mu's at home without the panties and yes my yeast issues have been minimal if at all. Yet I have also eliminated my diet which was rich in the fruit that breed yeast, so sad, but now eat safe fruit only. Also you mentioned Victoria Secret. First none of their fibers are safe for me, let alone the chemicals they add to their clothing. Also the underwire pressure will trigger your Grover's. Hang loose sister! I know Facebook has a Grover's site, but I don't have time for Facebook, but you would learn more from others.

I am 52, diagnosed 2 1/2 yrs ago with GD by my Dermatologist, confirmed with a biopsy.
My rash began after a weekend at the beach. It has never gone away. I have done steroids, ketaconazole, triamacinalone creams. The breast center told me to try Vagasil powder under my breasts and on my sternum (this is the only place the rash is). Nothing helps!!!!!
I just spent the weekend on a motorcycle ride and I was miserable. In 2 1/2 years it has not gotten any better, the rash remains, some slight scabbing, itching, and burning when showering.
Something has got to help with this!