Under the supervision of a physician, glycerite lotion can be used in combination with other ointments, but it is recommended that it be applied alternately at one to two hour intervals and not at the same time. Glycerite lotion, a topical skin medication, is mainly composed of glycerite, zinc oxide and glycerin. Glycerite and zinc oxide have astringent, protective and weak antiseptic effects, while glycerin has a certain moisturizing effect. Glycerite lotion is often used clinically to relieve itching in acute itchy skin conditions such as urticaria and prickly heat. Because of the weaker bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effect of glycerine lotion, it is usually possible to combine other ointments as appropriate according to the needs of diagnosis and treatment, and glycerine lotion can be applied alternatively, and the two drugs need to be applied roughly one to two hours apart. Care should be taken to keep the skin and mucous membranes clean and dry to promote absorption. It should be noted that glycerine lotion can not be used on the skin breakage or exudate, and can not be used in the eyes, scalp, vulva and other places with more hair or thin skin, and can not be contacted with the eyes and mucous membranes of the mouth and nose in the process of use, in order to avoid irritation reactions.