[whiteleo]

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I thought this should be posted as I'm also using a biodentical hormone cream, luckily I put it on my chest and the dogs don't get to it but what a concept:

 

[chowder]

Fascinating article! Thanks for posting it.

 

[wags]

Wow I never thought this could happen! Thanks for sharing this! If I ever have to use this good to know!

 

[eternalstudent]

I have to admit I never thought of this, although I should have done. It is common for children to ingest topical treatments from the mothers with the most common one being steroids. It is just pure co-incidence that I have not needed much of my steroid cream since I got my pup.

Thanks for posting

 

[3RingCircus]

This is good to know. I'm on progesterone cream and sometimes Barnum has tried to lick my forearms after I've applied it. I've shooed him away. I wash my hands thoroughly after applying the cream. I wonder why you need to wear gloves if you wash your hands? Washing isn't good enough?

 

[whiteleo]

Gee, I knew there had to be some of the more mature (older) ones on here, not just the young uns!:biggrin:

 

[chowder]

You notice it's the 'mature' ones who are reading this thread!:smile: I prefer to think of us as fine wine....mellow and refined with age. :biggrin:

 

[MollyWoppy]

I think you should be really quite careful with a lot of prescription creams you rub on your skin. Quite a few times I've had to use a skin cancer cream which made me feel so bloody awfully rotten that I shudder to think what could happen if a dog happened to injest it.

 

[whiteleo]

I agree totally, that is why I thought it appropriate to post this article. I just never had given any thought to my cream since I put it on at night and rub it on my chest because I always wear something to sleep in:wink:, but I know several women who rub hormonal creams on their arms and they do have dogs so I've let them know about this.