The likelihood is very small. Topical glucocorticoid creams are absorbed into the bloodstream by the skin very rarely and mainly act locally on the skin. Hormones have a very important and effective role in anti-inflammation and need to be used in a variety of finger peeling disorders, but the use of hormone creams must be carried out under medical supervision. Irregular use can easily lead to hormone dependence, local skin atrophy and pigmentation changes.