Black marks left by skin allergies

I believe that most people suffer from skin allergies, and even if the causes of allergens in the human body are different, the symptoms of allergies are similar. When people have allergies, small red bumps will appear on their bodies, which will make people feel itchy. However, some patients with severe allergies will have some black marks on their bodies after the allergies are cured. So how to remove the black marks left by skin allergies?

1. How to remove the black marks left by skin allergies

1. Massage method: Rub the scar with the base of your palm three times a day. This method is most effective for wounds that have just shed scabs, but is less effective for old scars.

2. Ginger friction method: Slice the ginger and gently rub the scar to inhibit the continued growth of granulation tissue.

3. Vitamin E application method: Poke a hole in the vitamin E capsule with a needle, take out the liquid inside and apply it on the scar and gently massage for 5-10 minutes, twice a day. If you persist, you will see better results.

4. Vitamin C application method: Apply vitamin C on darker scars to whiten them and make them consistent with the tone of the surrounding healthy skin.

2. What should not be eaten for skin allergies

1. Spicy food

Including peppers, onions, garlic, wine, ginger, leeks, onions, etc.

2. Raw and cold food

Including cool foods such as some fruits and raw vegetables.

3. Greasy

Including animals, animal fats and fried foods.

4. Sea fish

Including aquatic products such as hairtail, river fish, shrimp, crab, etc.

3. What can I eat for skin allergies?

1. Honey

Because honey contains a certain amount of pollen grains, people who drink it regularly will develop a certain resistance to pollen allergies. Honey also contains trace amounts of bee venom, a toxic liquid in the body of bees that has anti-allergic, anti-radiation, and disease-enhancing effects.

2. Red dates

Red dates contain a large amount of anti-allergic substance - cyclic adenosine monophosphate. People with allergies are advised to eat more red dates. They can be boiled or eaten raw, 10 dates each time, three times a day. Traditional Chinese medicine also has a high opinion of jujube. In his "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases", the ancient medical scientist Zhang Zhongjing listed 58 ancient prescriptions using jujube. Stewing 50 grams of black fungus and 30 dates can treat allergic purpura.