I have a lot of pimples on my face and they are oozing yellow fluid, what's going on?

Having pimples on the face is a particularly annoying thing. No matter what treatment method is used, it is of no avail. Sometimes the pimples become inflamed and yellow fluid oozes out, which is extremely uncomfortable. I dare not touch them with my hands. Once they come into contact with the skin, the bacteria on the face will erupt, increasing the burden on the skin and making the acne more rampant. So what should I do with this kind of acne?

Solution

1. Pay attention to endocrine balance: Endocrine is the main factor affecting sebum secretion. Exuberant endocrine will stimulate sebum secretion.

If it cannot be discharged smoothly, it will block the hair follicles, creating the prerequisite for the occurrence of acne.

2. Use cosmetics correctly: People who are prone to acne should wear light makeup and remove heavy makeup as soon as possible.

3. Exfoliate regularly: Use a mild exfoliating cream once a week to remove thick, aging cuticles.

4. Keep your skin clean: Pay attention to personal hygiene, wash your face 2 to 3 times a day, and use a mild soap-free cleanser.

Precautions

Drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and keep your bowel movements smooth.

Temperature and humidity will affect the secretion of sebum. When the skin temperature rises, the amount of sebum increases and the excretion is vigorous. When the skin surface is moist, sebum is easy to emulsify and spread; when the skin is dry, the secretion and diffusion of sebum will become slow.

Drug stimulation: Certain drugs, such as oral contraceptives, diet pills, menstrual induction drugs, or drugs containing bromide or iodide, can stimulate endocrine imbalance or cause toxin accumulation, forming the so-called "toxic acne".

Food allergies can also cause acne. Some acne with unknown causes and difficult to cure are actually caused by food allergies, among which dairy products and eggs are the most common.