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Government officials ordered a baby cream (kem) to be pulled off shelves  (thu hồi, rút khỏi quầy kệ) and its manufacturer (nhà sản xuất) to suspend production (dừng sản xuất) due to allegedly (bị cáo buộc) containing an excessive amount (lượng quá mức) of hormones, leading to abnormal (dị thường) infant development (phát triển ở trẻ).

A science blogger Daddy Wei (老爸评测-魏老爸) released a video on Weibo yesterday alleging a 5-month-old baby gained weight rapidly (tăng cân nhanh chóng), grew excessive hair on his face and exhibited delays in movement development after using the cream for only two months.

Daddy Wei claimed he took the cream and another skincare product made by the same company called “Happy Forest” for testing, and more than 30 milligrams per kilogram of clobetasol propionate, a strong steroid, was discovered in both products.

Clobetasol propionate is used to treat moderate-to-severe eczema and other skin conditions. Due to its potency, treatment should not exceed two weeks and it's not recommended in children under the age of 12, according to drugs.com, a popular online source of drug information.

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