What should I do if I have allergies due to acclimatization

Some people's skin is naturally sensitive and is very sensitive to stimulation from the outside air and natural environment, so they are prone to allergic symptoms. Some people even suffer from allergies due to acclimatization problems after moving to a new place. After an allergic reaction occurs, you should stop using cosmetics to avoid making the allergic reaction worse. Let’s find out what you should do if you are allergic to the local climate and water?

1. Stop using all cosmetics to give the skin some time to recover. If you normally use hypoallergenic skin care products, you can continue to use them. If this is the first time or an occasional allergic reaction and you do not normally use hypoallergenic skin care products, then you should choose special skin care products with anti-inflammatory and soothing effects and use them after washing your face with clean water. If redness persists, you should go to the hospital for desensitization treatment. You can also soak cotton or gauze with injectable saline and apply it to sensitive areas of the face. This injectable saline is highly safe and has good penetration. It has the function of reducing swelling, reducing redness and stabilizing the skin. Generally speaking, the redness and swelling will disappear after a few days.

2. Strengthening the skin's resistance is also an effective basic measure, such as getting enough sleep, eating a balanced diet, maintaining a harmonious mood, staying away from polluted environments and allergens, and reducing skin irritation. Mild allergies will recover quickly if treated properly, but severe allergies require prompt medical attention.

3. Do not take medication without authorization . Do not buy adrenocortical hormone ointment from a pharmacy without a diagnosis from a dermatologist, as this will harm your skin. Although it is effective in suppressing inflammation, long-term use will produce side effects and endanger health.

4. Skin allergies are not something you can just wipe off.

Diseases caused by skin allergies include urticaria, contact dermatitis, atopic dermatitis, etc. Since some of these diseases, such as contact dermatitis, are at different stages of development, the principles of medication, especially those for topical medications, are completely different. If not treated properly, the symptoms will become worse. Although some diseases such as urticaria can heal themselves, if the condition is serious, it may cause laryngeal edema and anaphylactic shock. Therefore, doctors recommend that patients can treat themselves by taking oral antihistamines unless they suffer from very mild urticaria. In other cases, especially when the symptoms do not improve after self-medication, they must go to the hospital for treatment instead of trying to save trouble.