First of all, the clinical application of glycerol includes kaiselu, oral preparation, intravenous preparation, enema and so on. Its main component is glycerol. Glycerol, as a humectant and softener, is widely used in various medicines and cosmetics with relatively high safety and few adverse reactions.
However, in some special cases, the use of glycerol may also have some side effects on the body. For example, glycerol has certain hygroscopicity. If used in excess, it may lead to excessive dryness of the skin and even skin irritation, redness, itching and other symptoms. In addition, some patients may have allergic reactions such as urticaria and swelling after using glycerol.
Therefore, before using any skin care glycerin, especially when it is used in a large area of the whole body, it is recommended to test it on local skin to confirm whether there is allergic reaction. At the same time, if the skin has symptoms such as dryness, redness and itching, stop using glycerol immediately and consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment.
Generally speaking, American skin care glycerin can be applied all over the body, but you should pay attention to the skin reaction during use and seek medical advice in time if you feel unwell.