Based on your description, this seems to be a chronic vesicular eczema—possibly dyshidrotic eczema (pompholyx)—characterized by episodic vesicles, peeling, and itching. The partial response to topical steroids indicates the need for more sustained or intensive therapy.
Next Steps
A short course of oral steroids (e.g. prednisolone) may help control the flare.
Continue Momate F during flares and switch to tacrolimus ointment for maintenance.
Use ceramide-rich moisturizers frequently.
If not improving, consider patch testing or oral immunosuppressants under supervision.
Health Tips
Avoid triggers (soaps, detergents), and use gloves for chores. Don’t overuse steroid creams to prevent skin thinning.