How to treat hormone dependent dermatitis

Hormone dependent dermatitis is generally mainly due to improper use of some hormone products by patients, such as the frequent use of some glucocorticoids for external skin application, thus leading to certain drug dependence or due to the frequent use of some cosmetics by patients, and these cosmetics contain certain glucocorticoids, so frequent use may produce certain dependence, and eventually form certain inflammation. At this time, it is necessary to stop the use of these hormone products first, and then use certain drugs for targeted treatment. Under normal circumstances, it is appropriate to apply some tacrolimus cream or butyl ester cream for anti-inflammatory treatment. At the same time, oral antihistamines are also needed, such as levocetirizine hydrochloride or loratadine. If the inflammation is accompanied by a marked exudative reaction, a topical cold compress of 3% boric acid solution may also be appropriate.