Red blood streaks and burning pain appear on the skin

Skin problems are the most influential diseases in modern life and can have a great adverse effect on people's lives. For example, skin diseases, skin injuries, etc. should not be underestimated. Among them, many people have symptoms of redness, swelling, and bloodshot skin, accompanied by a certain burning pain. Let's take a look at what causes redness, bloodshot, and burning pain on the skin. I hope everyone can understand it.

Stinging pain in the facial skin, accompanied by redness. It may be an allergy of the facial skin, with dilation of superficial capillaries. It has a lot to do with the season and dry skin. It is best to go to the hospital's dermatology department for a check-up. Pay attention to using moisturizing masks appropriately on your face. If it is caused by allergies, actively use anti-allergic drugs and vitamin C for treatment and observation.

Red blood streaks are a facial phenomenon caused by poor dilation of facial capillaries, damaged stratum corneum or superficial location of some capillaries. The streaks are crisscrossed like a spider web and dispersedly distributed. In severe cases, they will connect into flakes and turn into a red face. This kind of skin is thin and sensitive, and the face will become redder when it is too cold, too hot, emotionally excited, or the temperature changes suddenly. The faces of patients with facial erythema appear redder than normal skin color. Some patients only have redness on both sides of the cheekbones with round borders. This type of skin is thin and sensitive, and the face turns redder when it is too cold, too hot, or emotional. In severe cases, deposited pigmentation may form, which is difficult to cure. Not only will it affect the beauty of appearance, but it will also cause psychological trauma and bring great inconvenience to normal life.

When the stratum corneum is damaged, the capillaries lose the natural protection of the stratum corneum and are thus exposed to long-term external environmental stimulation, leading to vascular dilation/congestion/damage. A facial phenomenon caused by the congenital shallow position of capillaries on the face. The skin is thin and sensitive, and the face becomes redder when it is too cold, too hot, or emotionally excited, thus forming the red blood streak phenomenon. The facial flushing caused by temporary capillary dilation will return to normal after a while.

However, if it recurs over a long period of time, it may lead to persistent redness of the cheeks. Long-term and continuous capillary dilation will cause red blood streaks to appear. You can see branch-like red blood streaks on the cheeks, especially on both sides of the nose. These are dilated capillaries.