Regardless of the patient's age, long-term continuous use should be avoided, and the closed dressing should be limited to short-term and small-area skin. If you need to use this product in a large dose, or apply it to the skin in a large area, or use a sealed bandage, or use it for a long time, you should give the patient a regular physical examination. This product should be used with caution on face or rubbing parts (such as armpits) and only for a short time. No systemic adverse reactions have been reported, such as the effect on adrenal cortex function. But according to the basic theory of medicine, this danger is not ruled out. When using this product in the following situations, such as sealing and dressing a large area of skin (especially in pediatrics), if the skin is infected with drugs, appropriate antibacterial drugs should be used immediately for treatment. This product should not touch conjunctiva or mucous membrane. Corticosteroids can mask the skin allergic reaction caused by the ingredients of this product. Patients should be reminded that this drug can only be used for their current skin diseases, not for others.