Ringworm around the mouth and chin

Some changes caused by facial diseases are not as easy to attract people's attention as changes in other parts of the body, because the face is the first part people see when looking in the mirror every day. Therefore, when some medical conditions appear on the face, it can easily attract people's attention. So some people found that they had a circle of lichen under their chin, and lichen is a common skin disease. So what causes lichen on the chin?

Why do pregnant women get eczema?

Due to changes in hormone levels during pregnancy, pregnant women are more likely to suffer from eczema and develop rashes. Eczema is one of the common diseases among expectant mothers during pregnancy, and it usually occurs after 6 months of pregnancy. Generally, it will not have any effect on the fetus.

1. Allergic constitution: This type of pregnant women are prone to skin diseases such as eczema during pregnancy. Moreover, babies often inherit this constitution and develop allergic diseases such as infant eczema and asthma.

2. Having chronic infectious diseases: such as chronic cholecystitis, tonsillitis, intestinal parasites, etc.

3. Varicose veins: Due to uterine compression during pregnancy, some pregnant women experience distended superficial veins in the pubic area, vaginal mucosa, anus, rectum and lower limbs, blood stasis and the formation of varicose veins, which is closely related to the onset of vulvar eczema.

4. Too much mental stress: The influence of neuropsychiatric factors during pregnancy, such as excessive anxiety and worry, can also become the fuse of eczema.

What should pregnant women do if they have eczema?

1. Try not to scratch, rub hard, or wash with hot water or soap to avoid heating the skin due to friction and external stimulation, which will make the itching even more unbearable and aggravate the condition.

2. During the eczema outbreak period, avoid eating foods that are prone to cause allergies, such as yellow croaker, shrimp, and seafood. So be careful not to drink alcohol, strong tea or coffee. Do not eat sour, spicy dishes or other irritating foods.

3. Maintain appropriate indoor temperature and humidity. Change and wash bed sheets, quilt covers, and pillowcases frequently and keep them clean to prevent the home environment from being too humid, which may lead to the breeding of bacteria and viruses and worsen eczema in pregnant women. Change clothes frequently and keep your body clean and fresh to prevent damp clothes from causing bacteria to grow and trigger eczema.

4. Remember not to use hormone drugs, as they are harmful to human health and may even endanger the healthy development of the fetus.

5. If you suffer from eczema during pregnancy, you should use medication with caution and under the guidance of a doctor.

6. Boil honeysuckle in water. There is no limit to the number of times you can scrub it every day, but don't use too hot water, just slightly warmer. If you have prickly heat, you can also use it for bathing and washing your hair (use a lighter boil). There are two kinds of things you can buy at the pharmacy. I remember one is for bathing, and the other is for boiling water to drink.

7. Boil 7 eggs and take out the egg yolks. Put 50-100 grams of sesame oil in a pot and simmer the oil out of the egg yolks over low heat until the egg yolks become charred. Remove the residue and keep the oil, then cool and set aside. For the damaged area, first clean it with hydrogen peroxide, then apply egg yolk oil, and bandage it with gauze. It will heal in three to five days.

8. Roast 3 liang of mung beans until they are charred, grind them into powder, mix them with vinegar and apply to the affected area twice a day. Apply for a week to cure the disease. Avoid pepper and pepper.

9. Take 30 grams of Coptis chinensis and 15 grams of alum, grind the coptis chinensis into fine powder and add appropriate amount of Vaseline to make an ointment and apply it to the affected area.

10. 15g each of Kochia scoparia and Cnidium monnieri, and 9g of Alum. Decoction of concentrated liquid, 1 dose per day, apply to the affected area twice. Generally, 2-3 doses are enough to cure the disease.

11. Take 9 grams of lithospermum officinale and fry it with appropriate amount of sesame oil until it turns purple. Then take out the lithospermum officinale and apply the oil to the affected area several times a day.

12. Use chloramphenicol eye drops to wash the affected area. After using it two or three times, the symptoms of eczema will gradually disappear and the skin will be intact. Wash the red and itchy area with wet boiled water, wait for it to dry and then gently wipe it dry with clean gauze. Then open a tube of chloramphenicol eye drops and drip them on the affected area to spread the medicine evenly. It will take effect after one or two times and will be cured after three or four times. Do it once in the morning and once in the evening.

13. For those with erosion and exudation, apply 3% boric acid solution as wet compress, and then apply zinc oxide oil. When the exudate decreases, apply boron zinc paste 2-3 times a day.

14. Boil the water with Herba Epimedii and use it for bathing. It is very good for removing prickly heat and eczema. It is sold in Chinese medicine stores and is very cheap.

15. 100 grams of clams, 50 grams of Sichuan pepper, and 3 grams of light powder. Chop the clams into small pieces and stir-fry until golden brown. Add Sichuan pepper and stir-fry until black and smoke appears. Store in a sealed container. On the second day, add talcum powder and grind into fine powder. Apply with sesame oil.