How to tell if a cream contains hormones and what kind of cream has hormones

This is mainly from the instructions, if it contains dexamethasone, beclomethasone and other ingredients, which are hormones, the general drug will be completely written out of the ingredients.

However, it is not a big problem that topical drugs contain hormones, and if there are diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure, it is necessary to use them with caution.

It's hard to say if it's self-matched. You must go to the Food and Drug Administration for a drug test to be clear.

Green ointment does not contain hormones, contains antibiotics, painkillersGreen ointment is lincomycin lidocaine gel, which is a green and transparent water-based gel, containing the antibiotic lincomycin (that is, jiemycin, mainly has high antibacterial activity against gram-positive bacteria) and local anesthetic lidocaine, which is commonly used for external medicine, has the effect of relieving pain and itching, and is used for mild burns, wounds and various infections caused by mosquito bites. Do not use for infants under 1 month of age.

1 is the abbreviation of the location of the registration and approval department:

Domestic Class III medical devices, overseas medical devices and medical devices in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao are"country"Word;

The second class of medical devices in China is the abbreviation of the province, autonomous region and municipality directly under the central government where the registration and approval department is located;

The domestic ** class medical device is the abbreviation of the province, autonomous region and municipality directly under the central government where the registration and approval department is located plus the abbreviation of the municipal administrative region divided into districts, which is 1 (when there is no corresponding municipal administrative area divided into districts, it is only the abbreviation of the province, autonomous region and municipality directly under the central government).

2. The machine brand plaster is a medical device, which is not as strict as the drug brand. But it's also a regular product.

Description: It is not the plaster effect of the drug brand that is good, and many brand products of the machine name, such as: Yuzun muscle and bone cold compress gel, etc., have a fast effect and good market feedback.

The national character, the word health, the word health, the word makeup, the word Pin, the word Sheng, the word Elimination, etc. are not medicines. All of them have their own approval numbers and production standards that meet the national standards.

Anything that works quickly after use, but dermatitis symptoms appear after discontinuation may be hormone creams, some with "loose".""The ointments with the word "flat" are all excitant and poor substance ointments. Ointments such as dermatitis may contain hormones. Long-term topical hormone drugs or skin care products containing hormones will cause **telangiectasia, pigmentation, infection, hirsutism, redness, dermatitis, scaling, stinging, itching, dryness and other symptoms, which is what we often call hormone-dependent dermatitis.

Users report that Lion King Acne Cream is hormone-free.

The main functional ingredients of Lion King Acne Cream are picoibuprofen and isopropylmethylphenol, the former is an anti-inflammatory pharmaceutical ingredient, and the latter is an anti-acne bacillus pharmaceutical ingredient, Lion King Acne Cream will play a soothing acne effect at the same time, and will not cause telangiectasia, pigmentation, infection symptoms, during use, the user has other uncomfortable symptoms, therefore, we can consider that the Lion Acne Cream ingredients are relatively safe, and there is no proof that Lion Acne Cream (Lion King Acne Acne Cream) has been found There is an illustrative case of hormones.

1. Anything that has a quick effect after use, but dermatitis symptoms after stopping use may be hormone ointment.

2. Look at the ingredient list on the package insert, some ointments with the words "loose" and "flat" are hormone ointments. Ointments such as dermatitis contain hormones.

3. Long-term external use of hormone drugs or skin care products containing hormones will cause **telangiectasia, pigmentation, infection, hirsutism, redness and swelling, dermatitis Qichang, desquamation, stinging, itching, dryness and other symptoms, which is what we often call hormone-dependent dermatitis.

4. You can start to stop using acne cream after your acne is cured, but when acne still grows more and more after a period of time, it can only show that there are two possibilities: either your ** foundation is not good, so it is easy to cause various ** problems; It's more likely that the acne cream you're using may contain hormones, because hormones are dependent, and when you stop hormones, then the effect will come back.

With the gradual increase in hormone-dependent dermatitis in recent years, more and more people are facing the ointment of the ** doctor after consulting the ** doctor, and the first reaction is to ask: Is there a hormone? There are often ointments with very clear names prescribed, and I still have to ask this sentence, I think it is still necessary to popularize science.

The original intention is to inform whether it contains hormones or not, and it is not ranked according to the hormone titer, and the simple hormone titer is related to the concentration, frequency, absorption, and location of use.

Emphasis: Hormones are good medicines, but abuse is a problem. According to your doctor's recommendations, stop when it's time to stop. Don't dare to take it upon yourself to apply topical hormone creams on the face for a long time.

One of the tips: When you see the word "loose" in the name of the topical ointment, it is basically the same.

Hydrocortisone butyrate cream (Yuzol).

Mometasone furoate cream (Elosone).

Halomethasone cream (Ausone).

Dexamethasone cream.

Fluticasone propionate cream.

Compound flumethasone cream.

Fluocinolone acetate borneol cream Liniment.

Compound beclomethasone camphor cream (no end cream).

Neomycin fluocinolone cream.

Compound dexamethasone acetate cream (999 dermatitis flat).

Tip 2: Be vigilant against "Ned" and "Tasuo", and be careful if the word "Qu" prompts Qu Anacetonide.

Hasinone solution cream.

Triamcinolone acetonide econazole cream.

Triamcinolone acetonide, miconazole, neomycin

Miconazole clobetasol cream.

Tip 3: Be careful with compound preparations.

Compound ketoconazole ointment (Pikangwang) [containing clobetasol propionate].

Triamcinolone acetonide econazole cream (parisone).

Tip 4: Beware of non-state-approved ointments, shop online.

For example, the strong Pikang King, ** said that there is no batch number map.

Tip 5: You can rest assured, the name of the ointment is very clear, completely assured, there is no need to ask "whether it contains hormones".

Antibiotic ointment: erythromycin ointment.

Chlortetracycline eye ointment.

Mupirocin ointment (Bedopon).

Fusidic acid cream (Olo).

Benzoyl peroxide gel (bansai).

Metronidazolevi B6 gel.

Lincomycin vitamin B6 gel.

Anti-inflammatory drug butyl flufenamate ointment.

Butaphylhydroxy acid cream.

Compound indomethacin tincture.

Calamine lotion.

Tacrolimus ointment.

Pimecrolimus cream.

Disclaimer: These drugs are listed only to inform you that they do contain hormones or do not contain hormones. Advise all patients to actively communicate with your doctor that hormones should be used according to the doctor's instructions when they should be used, and should not be used when they should not be used.

A large part of the current hormone dependence is actually caused by unreliable skin care products, such as the popular fast-acting products in some circle of friends** and so on.

Some creams have hormones in them, and chances are you have them in your home.

There are also many types of dermatitis ointments without hormones, such as common non-steroidal anti-inflammatory ointments, such as butyl flufenamate ointment, ethoxyseromide ointment, sulbutrin cream, etc., which are all hormone-free ointments for dermatitis, but the effect will be weaker than hormones. Macrolide antibiotics, such as tacrolimus ointment and pimecrolimus cream, are not hormones, but their effects are relatively strong, equivalent to the effect of medium-acting hormones, and they can also be used for dermatitis and eczema diseases in special parts of the face. There are also ointments of traditional Chinese medicine, such as dehumidifying and anti-itching ointment, centipede ointment, etc., which also have the effect of **dermatitis.

Anti-allergy creams do not contain hormones.

Antihistamines (H1, H2 receptor blockers) are the most commonly used allergy medications.

Hormonal drugs are less commonly used for allergies and are mainly used for severe allergies.

Anti-allergic medication needs to be taken into account.

1. The course of the disease is different, and the medication is different.

Different types of anti-allergy drugs have their own anti-allergic mechanisms and properties, and the focus of ** varies. For example, for acute onset of allergic disease, anti-allergic drugs with rapid onset, such as promethazine, should be chosen. Chronic, reversible allergic diseases, because of the relatively long time, should be selected without drowsiness, other drugs that are relatively small, such as loratadine, midazolstine or desloratadine.

In the case of chronic, refractory or severe acute allergic diseases, the simultaneous use of two or more anti-allergic drugs can improve the effect, but be sure to consult a doctor and use drugs reasonably. It is worth mentioning that patients who need long-term combination drugs should not stop all drugs immediately after their condition is stable and their symptoms are controlled, otherwise it is easy to **. At this time, one drug should be stopped sequentially, intermittently until all are stopped, or traditional Chinese medicine should be used to clear heat and detoxify, which can also play a certain anti-allergic effect, and gradually stop the drug, which can also reduce the disease**.

2. If you use anti-allergic drugs, you must still be alert to allergic reactions.

There are not only a wide variety of chemically active mediators that cause allergic reactions, but also the process is extremely complex, affected by various factors such as antigenic properties, antibodies and environment, but antiallergic drugs can only block a certain link in the allergic reaction, or can only prevent the release of certain chemical mediators, but not all chemical mediators. Sometimes allergic reactions can still occur after taking allergic drugs such as chlorpheniramine, promethazine, diphenhydramine, etc.

Therefore, before taking anti-allergy drugs, it is necessary to read the drug instructions carefully, especially pay attention to adverse reactions and contraindications. After taking the medicine, carefully observe whether there is any change in your symptoms, once you find that the drug is ineffective, or even the symptoms are aggravated, stop the medicine immediately, and immediately go to the hospital for treatment, and switch to other anti-allergy drugs under the guidance of a doctor**. In the future, anti-allergic drugs that have caused allergic reactions must be contraindicated.

3. "Drug resistance" of anti-allergy drugs

If a patient takes an anti-allergy drug for a long time, the drug will be less effective, or it will not have an anti-allergic effect, it means that the drug has developed "drug resistance". Therefore, do not use the same anti-allergy drug for a long time, and generally change to an anti-allergy drug after three months of taking the drug**. Traditional Chinese medicine can also be used, such as Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture, etc., which can also achieve good results.

For example, common non-steroidal anti-inflammatory ointments, such as flufenamic acid butyl ester ointment, ethoxyfenosamide ointment, sulufflin cream, etc., are all ointments that do not contain hormones** dermatitis, but the effect will be weaker than hormones. Macrolide antibiotics, such as tacrolimus ointment and pimecrolimus cream, are also not hormones.

Hello, there are no hormones in this cream, you don't need to worry.

There should be none, this product can be used by children.

Some creams have hormones in them, and chances are you have them in your home.