Sequelae of hormone-dependent dermatitis

As the environment in which people live is becoming more and more polluted, many people living in such an environment may suffer from dermatitis infections. When such skin problems occur, you must use medications correctly. If you accidentally use drugs containing hormones, it may cause your skin to become dependent on them. Once you stop using them, your skin condition will become more serious, leading to serious sequelae of dependence.

The more hormones are used for hormone dermatitis, the stronger the dependence, the deeper the damage to the skin, and the more severe the recurring dermatitis symptoms! The early symptoms of hormone-dependent dermatitis are not very serious, and the hormones may not have caused deeper damage to the skin. If it is not treated as soon as possible or is treated incorrectly, it will only continue to aggravate the course of hormone-dependent dermatitis and lead to the occurrence of sequelae of hormone-dependent dermatitis.

Hormone face is a skin disease that occurs on the face. Symptoms such as redness, swelling, dryness, itching, peeling, stinging, and rash recur repeatedly, causing serious distress to the patient's body and mind. So, will hormone facials have sequelae? Will it affect the facial image?

There are two types of sequelae of hormone-dependent dermatitis. One is the sequelae caused by long-term use of hormone products, which mainly manifests as facial symptoms and repeated attacks. The other is the red blood streaks and pigmentation problems caused by incorrect treatment of the patient. After the hormone-dependent dermatitis is basically recovered, it needs later repair and maintenance to be completely resolved, so it is called a sequelae.

The sequelae of hormone-dependent dermatitis mainly manifest the following characteristics:

1. Thinning skin: The skin becomes thinner and very sensitive, feels uncomfortable with sudden changes in temperature, becomes dry, and even peels. The redness and swelling increase.

2. Pigmentation: Pigmentation deposition, uneven skin tone, dull facial skin, non-uniform color, and in severe cases, dark spots and patchy skin. Pigmentation is mainly related to the use of heavy metal products. Heavy metal waste will continue to accumulate, causing pores to become clogged and causing dull skin. Therefore, only when hormonal dermatitis is cured can the skin gradually restore its original luster and color. Don't rush it.

3. Blood vessel exposure: The thinning of the epidermis causes the capillaries in the upper dermis below the epidermis to be exposed. These are not natural red blood streaks, but due to hormone damage, obvious red blood streaks appear on the face.

The red blood streaks in hormone-dependent dermatitis are related to the stratum corneum of the skin. The stratum corneum serves as a skin barrier and can resist external stimuli and damage. However, long-term use of hormone products will cause the stratum corneum to become thinner, keratin to be damaged, the skin to become thinner, and capillaries to be exposed, so red blood streaks will appear. In order to repair the stratum corneum in the later stage, skin functional skin care is needed to thicken the stratum corneum and repair the red blood streaks during maintenance.

4. Acne-like dermatitis: During the treatment of acne, a large amount of hormones are mistakenly used, leading to hormone-dependent dermatitis acne syndrome, obvious acne marks on the face, uneven skin color, and even after puberty, acne continues to appear on the face over and over again.

5. Swelling and itching: Long-term and repeated use of hormones on the skin will cause damage to the skin function, long-term erythema, redness and swelling on the skin, and repeated rashes.

6. Hormone dependence: Once hormones are discontinued, symptoms of redness, swelling, heat, pain, and itching will appear on the face, accompanied by rashes. In the most serious cases, yellow fluid will ooze and scabs will form. And it happens repeatedly.

7. Red face and itchy face: Most people deal with it by using some anti-itching ointments, or using effective cosmetics or facial masks that they usually use... Little do they know that the hormone ingredients in these products can temporarily stop the itching, but will cause the facial skin to suffer from recurring hormone-dependent dermatitis. Dermatologists explain the itchiness of hormonal dermatitis, an itch that is almost insane. This kind of itching comes from the itching caused by the toxins and waste remaining in the skin pores and repeated friction; it comes from the chain and dependent inflammatory itching formed by the toxins remaining in the skin layers. The worsening of dermatitis symptoms has caused the appearance to be "disfigured", and the psychological pain of bearing the recurring dermatitis symptoms is even more tormenting.