Pmenor- Keep in mind, even if you have Atopic Dermatitis you may have one or other types also. I have or had 3 types of eczema, although in my case I don't have Atopic. As I age I collect more types, my first type was ACD.
Have you been tested for Allergic Contact Dermatitis, ACD, with the 5 Day Extended Patch Test? Google this expensive test which Medicare covers. I stopped getting hand eczema after getting my test results which identified my allergens over 10 years ago.
I had been using Dawn dish soap, after testing learned it contained Metholizothiazole, one of my many positive allergens, it's a perservative banned in many countries because it is a common allergen. Why does dish soap need a preservative anyway? Perviously derms told me to use protective gloves when using cleaning products. I learned I was allergic to the element Mercaptobenzothiazole, which comes from rubber and used in many protective gloves. Latex comes from rubber, but a latex free glove means nothing to me as I am not allergic to that. I did learn I can use vinyl or plastic gloves. I tested positive to a dozen contacts I now avoid. I wish I had learned about this test a decade earlier to avoid the suffereing I endured. Yes steroids would provide temporary relief, but they are a treatment, a treament with negative long term side effects. To be free from ACD you need to avoid what is causing it.