Furfuryl here generally refers to the clinical use of compounded Furfuryl lotion, which does not require any treatment after wiping dry and stays on the skin for 8 hours before washing clean. The main ingredients of the compounded glyburide lotion, which is commonly used in dermatology, are glyburide and zinc oxide, which have anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and anti-toxic effects. The mechanism of action is to apply directly on the clean affected area, and when the water evaporates completely, a powder-like film will be formed on the affected area, which has the effect of anti-inflammatory and heat dissipation, moisture absorption and anti-itch. If you have been bitten by mosquitoes or sunburned, you can use Furfuryl Glycolate to apply to the skin. Also there are many precautions when applying compounded stove glycerine lotion. For rashes that are broken or watery, it is not advisable to use compounded stove glycerine lotion to relieve itching. Also do not apply it too many times, repeated overlays will result in an overly thick film, which in turn is detrimental to the recovery of the rash. If there is burning sensation, redness and swelling at the site of application, the drug should be stopped and the local drug washed away. In addition, there are some side effects to be noted with compounded stove glycerine lotion, because there is a strong astringent effect that can make the skin become abnormally dry, and there may be peeling, which can be solved by smearing some lotion to moisturize and nourish the skin. At the same time, the medication may cause a short period of mild pain, but usually does not cause severe pain. If you experience any other side effects or feel uncomfortable after using the medication, please inform your doctor promptly, who will judge whether to stop the medication or take necessary measures according to the situation.