All Stop FAQ

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Our All Stop Proecza cream does contain 1% hydrocortisone.  This is a very mild dose of steroid. Hydrocortisone can be used while pregnant. Try to avoid using this on large areas of the body or over long periods of time. It is completely safe to use the All Stop Proecza cream daily on the skin if you are pregnant.

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Yes, babies can have eczema. Most eczema cases start in babies. Eczema on babies is most often confused with a rash when the eczema symptoms first start on infants. These rashes can become itchy and very painful. There are several factors that can cause a trigger for infant eczema.

One of the most common triggers of eczema in babies is milk or formula allergies. Eczema is also known to be hereditary. Studies have shown at least 20 percent of infants or children have had eczema. Most infants with eczema usually have their condition improve by the age of 2 years old.

Our customers have reported to using our eczema products successfully on children as young as 4 weeks old. The All Stop ProEcza eczema cream is used on babies to relieve the itching and help eczema symptoms. Our All Stop Healing and Protection Spray can be used as an anti-bacterial spray to heal the skin and stop bacteria causing staph infections in infants.