Usually, the use of Denide Cream is not recommended for more than 2 weeks, and should be applied by a doctor before use to identify the disease, and should not be used blindly on its own. Denide cream is a topical drug commonly used in dermatology to treat skin inflammation caused by contact dermatitis, neurodermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, lichen planus and other diseases, and to relieve itchy skin. The medication is usually used for 5-7 days, usually for skin diseases can play a therapeutic effect, with drug treatment for about 10 days, can gradually reduce the amount of drug daily, and then stop the drug. The long-term use of Denide Cream may irritate the skin or cause hormone-dependent dermatitis, skin infections or other adverse reactions. If the discomfort of the original disease has not been relieved or the symptoms have worsened after more than 2 weeks, the medication should be discontinued in a timely manner and a hospital visit should be made. The treatment can be replaced with other creams that do not contain hormones, are milder and less irritating to the skin under medical advice to relieve the discomfort. In addition, patients should also avoid spicy food stimulation during the treatment period to avoid aggravating the discomfort.