How do I get hormonal dermatitis? As the name implies, hormonal dermatitis is related to the use of glucocorticoids. For example, some patients with dermatitis eczema, irregular topical application of dermaplanin, halometasone, dexamethasone, etc., used for too long or in too large a quantity, may cause skin thinning, capillary dilation, facial redness and heat, and the symptoms are more obvious when emotionally excited or the external environment is too hot. How to treat hormonal dermatitis? First of all, stop using all glucocorticoid topical medications; strengthen moisturizing care. The face can use cosmetics containing soothing ingredients, natural moisturizing factors, with the role of repairing damaged sebaceous membrane, other parts can use creams such as petroleum jelly, urea ointment, etc., to restore the skin barrier function; when there is secondary infection can be combined with antibiotics; when inflammation is obvious, can be treated with topical immunosuppressants such as tacrolimus ointment; when the inflammation is reduced, swelling subsided, only capillary dilatation remains, can use strong When the inflammation decreases, the swelling subsides and only the capillary dilatation remains, strong pulsed light, dye laser treatment area red blood. How to take care of hormonal dermatitis on the face? Usually you should use warm water to wash your face, avoid excessive hot and cold stimulation, pay attention to the application of nutritious and moisturizing, non-stimulating skin care products (such as special post-laser surgery special drug makeup); try to avoid strenuous exercise, reduce the time in the sauna and other high-temperature environment; do not eat spicy and other stimulating food; pay attention to avoid light, try to use physical sunscreen, avoid direct exposure of the face to ultraviolet rays.