Chin is ulcerated

Ulcers on the chin are likely to be caused by local eczema. In most cases like this, the ulcers may be accompanied by symptoms such as itching. Therefore, it is best not to scratch with your hands, and do not use disinfectants to irritate the affected area, such as salt water, towels, etc. If the ulcers are more serious, it is best to go to the hospital for examination and use medication under the guidance of a doctor. Do not use medication blindly.

Causes of eczema:

1. Many studies have confirmed allergenic pollen vegetation, large-scale airborne allergenic bacteria sources, etc. The use of certain cosmetics and environmental factors such as animal fur are one of the important reasons for the increase in the incidence of eczema.

2. The causes of eczema are very complex and are often the result of the interaction of multiple internal and external factors, which are often difficult to identify. Allergic predisposition is the main factor, which is related to genetics and can change with age and environment. Neuropsychiatric factors, endocrine, metabolic and gastrointestinal dysfunction, intestinal parasites, infected lesions, certain foods and external factors can also aggravate eczema.

3. Dampness: This is mainly due to the humid and hot environment, the skin cannot breathe, and the water retained in the body cannot be effectively discharged, which induces eczema.

Symptoms of eczema:

1. It is generally believed that it is related to allergic reaction. Clinically, itching is obvious. In the acute phase, papules and herpes are the main symptoms, with a tendency to exudate; in the chronic phase, lichenification is often the main symptom, which is prone to recurrence.

2. Exudative: Eczema, as the name suggests, will have exudate, otherwise, under certain circumstances, it is difficult to diagnose it as eczema if there is no exudate. In addition, when eczema is in the chronic stage, the rash area may appear drier, but during an acute attack, there will still be exudate.

3. The symptoms of eczema vary greatly in the early stages, and are mostly characterized by chronic recurrent itching. In children aged 2-6 months, eczema mainly manifests as itching on the cheeks, forehead or head, with dry skin, erythema, small papules or blisters. The rash can spread to the arms, legs and trunk. After the blisters break, an ulcerated surface is formed, and then there is serous exudation and scab. If acute eczema is not handled properly, it can turn into chronic eczema. If it is treated promptly and appropriately, it can gradually improve, but eczema is prone to recurrence.

Treatment of eczema:

1. If you have eczema on your body, you can try taking a bath with honeysuckle. Honeysuckle itself has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying, and taking a bath with honeysuckle can achieve the effect of expelling evil. Rinse the honeysuckle with boiling water, then put it in the water and take a bath.

2. Drinking a spoonful of honey every day can keep you away from seasonal allergy symptoms such as colds, asthma, itching, coughs and dry eyes. However, it should be noted that because honey contains trace amounts of bee venom and certain pollen grains, drinking it regularly can enhance resistance to pollen allergies to a certain extent. However, newborn babies have weaker resistance, so it should be noted that babies under 1 year old should not drink honey.

3. Among topical medications, most Western medicines contain hormones and have great side effects. Therefore, it is recommended to use Chinese medicine externally, which can be applied directly to the affected area. It is safe, efficient, convenient and fast, in line with modern lifestyle, maximizes the absorption of the Chinese herbal ingredients, is natural and pollution-free, and effectively repairs skin damage. It is recommended that everyone adopt it. Normally, when washing, using handmade soap for cleaning can effectively kill bacteria, but topical application therapy is more thorough and is the first choice for every patient.

Eczema care:

1. In drier seasons, it is best for patients to reduce the number of baths. For daily bathing, it is best to take a shower. Do not use too hot water or over-wash, and avoid excessive bathing. When taking a bath, it is advisable to choose a mild shower gel to reduce the burden on the skin.

2. People with allergic constitution or a family history of allergies should avoid various external stimuli, such as washing with hot water, scratching, sun exposure, etc., and try to avoid allergenic and irritating foods.