Does Quefu Cream contain hormones? Will there be any side effects?

Eczema is a condition that many babies will experience. Its causes are quite complicated, including genetic constitution, imperfect gastrointestinal function, and daily diet and environment can also cause eczema in babies. Many parents choose to use Quefu Cream to treat baby eczema. Does this medicine contain hormones? Will it cause side effects?

Does Quefu Cream contain hormones?

The skin is the first barrier to protect the human body. One of the functions of the skin barrier is to resist external environmental stimuli and the invasion of microorganisms. When suffering from eczema, the skin barrier is damaged due to long-term inflammation and scratching. Moreover, because babies with eczema have lower sebum content in their skin, fewer natural moisturizing factors, and reduced skin hydration capacity, they lose more water through the epidermis than other babies. Be sure to use an eczema cream specially developed for children, which is extracted from pure plants and does not contain hormones.

There are three things to fear about eczema

Afraid of getting wet

Many parents have this misunderstanding and believe that babies with eczema should be bathed more often. In fact, eczema will get worse when it comes into contact with water, so it is recommended that babies with eczema should reduce the number of baths, and it is better to bathe in warm water at 36-38℃. Each bathing time should not exceed 5 minutes (the baby's sebum layer is thin, and high water temperature or long time will accelerate sebum loss, make the skin dry easily, and aggravate eczema). Do not use bath gels and soaps with too strong alkaline properties. It is best to wash with clean water, and wipe off the moisture on the baby's body in time after washing.

Second, fear of heat

Most mothers are always afraid that their babies will be cold or frozen. The baby is wearing three layers inside and three layers outside, and is sweaty all day long, which will only aggravate the itching and induce infection.

Three fears of indigestion

In consideration of the mother's body recovery and milk quality after childbirth, mothers will consume a lot of protein and fat. However, babies with eczema often have allergic constitutions and are often allergic to certain foods such as eggs, milk, fish and shrimp. Therefore, when breastfeeding, the mother's diet should be slightly adjusted to reduce the intake of high-protein and high-fat foods. Once your baby develops eczema, you need to change his diet, because these high-protein and high-fat foods are secreted through breast milk and will increase the baby's digestive burden, affect digestion and aggravate eczema.