Tightness and peeling around the chin

Tightness and peeling around the chin may be caused by allergies or dermatitis. If it is serious, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up. After excluding any disease, this situation may be a normal physiological cycle and normal metabolism. Pay attention to hydrating your face. If a person's face is dehydrated, it will also cause peeling and dryness. In addition, you must drink plenty of water and get enough sleep.

Need to distinguish whether ringworm on the face is psoriasis

1. Obvious scaling manifestations: Observe whether the affected areas of ringworm on the face are covered with scales, and whether the lesions are covered with thick grayish white or grayish yellow scales. If the condition is severe and the scales fall off easily, and is accompanied by an itchy feeling, it may be psoriasis.

2. Petechiae: If there are "petechiae" as a symptom in the early stage of the disease, and if the thin film is lightly scraped, chestnut-sized blood beads can be seen emerging from the erythema, this may also be a manifestation of psoriasis.

3. Clear distribution of spots: The ringworm on the face gradually changes from chestnut-sized to soybean-sized red spots, and gradually spreads and increases, becoming a whole piece that merges with each other, with clear edges and inflammatory redness around it, in the shape of drops or coins, etc. We must be careful to prevent psoriasis.

For those who suffer from ringworm and peeling on their faces in winter, it is important to pay attention to skin cleansing and moisturizing the face. Therefore, you should drink more water, eat more fruits, and pay attention to facial care. The above are some methods introduced to you on how to treat ringworm and peeling on the face in winter. I hope it will be helpful to you. If the above situation is not relieved for a long time, you should consider checking whether there are other skin problems.

Conventional care methods for ringworm and peeling on the face in winter

It mainly refers to keratinophilic dermatophytes, including Trichophyton, Microsporum and Epidermophyton, which invade the skin, hair and nail plates of humans and animals. The infections caused are collectively called dermatophytosis, or ringworm for short. At present, dermatophyte diseases are still named according to the site of onset, such as tinea capitis, tinea corporis, tinea cruris, tinea manuum, tinea pedis, etc. It is more common in summer and less common in winter.

Cause: The main pathogens of this disease are dermatophytes, mainly including Trichophyton, Microsporum and Epidermophyton. Their common characteristic is that they are keratinophilic, invade the skin, hair and nail plates of humans and animals, and cause infection. Fungi that infect humans mainly come from the external environment, and the infection route can be contact, inhalation or ingestion.

Patients should be detected and treated early, and disinfection and isolation work should be done well.

1. Local treatment: Choose different antifungal drugs according to different clinical types, such as bifonazole cream, ketoconazole cream, terbinafine cream, etc. Other drugs include compound salicylic acid tincture, compound resorcinol ointment, etc. Hair pulling out for tinea capitis, nail dissolution for onychomycosis, etc.

2. Systemic treatment: Itraconazole, terbinafine, etc., combined with topical medications can increase the efficacy.

In the cold winter, if you also tend to have some skin problems, take a look at the introduction below! What should you do if ringworm grows on your face in winter! When the patient has this situation, timely treatment is required. For this kind of localized ringworm, the best method is through drug therapy. And during the treatment process, we must also pay attention to isolation to prevent the disease from being transmitted to others.