Corn Allergy Symptoms

Many people with allergies have different allergens, and some are even allergic to corn. The symptoms of corn allergy are mainly changes in the skin upon contact, mainly the formation of red patches on the skin. People with more serious allergies will feel pain. People who are allergic to corn should of course avoid contact with corn. In severe cases, oral anti-inflammatory drugs can be used for treatment to avoid more serious symptoms.

1. Symptoms of corn allergy

Patients with severe corn allergy symptoms will first endanger their skin. Healthy skin will have obvious red patches formed on it, and severe patients will also have a tingling sensation and dare not touch it with their hands. If reasonable methods are not used for treatment, the area of ​​​​the red patches will gradually spread and even endanger the health of the patient's internal organs.

Allergic symptoms are also called mild poisoning. After causing severe allergic symptoms, they can also cause severe indigestion. For example, nausea, vomiting, difficulty breathing, etc. Some patients may also experience headaches. At this time, you must seek medical attention in time to avoid the rapid spread of allergic symptoms.

Treatment of corn allergy

1. For symptoms of corn allergy, you must strengthen care measures and use antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment in a timely manner. If other symptoms appear in the body, you must go to the hospital for timely treatment.

2. Patients with allergic symptoms should pay attention to their daily diet and health. Try to eat less foods that are likely to cause allergies and avoid constant contact with chemicals.

3. Eliminate the cause and prevent contact again. For mild cases, antihistamines such as chlorpheniramine and cyproheptadine can be taken orally. Local treatment can also be performed: the medication in the acute phase should be simple, and irritating and allergenic drugs are prohibited. For mild cases, calamine lotion or Fu Qingsong ointment can be used, applied to the affected area, 2-3 times a day; for severe cases with water scars, 0.1% chlorhexidine solution can be used for wet compresses, twice a day, and discontinue use after scabs form, and apply erythromycin ointment externally.