What to do if skin allergies cause pimples?

Skin allergy is a common skin problem in real life. There are many reasons for skin allergies. Generally, it is a symptom caused by skin allergy to certain plants or foods. Skin allergies are prone to itching, redness, swelling, and pimples on the skin. If skin allergies cause pimples, you need to stay away from allergens. At the same time, you can use some topical ointments and pay attention to skin cleanliness.

What to do if skin allergies cause pimples?

First of all, you need to stay away from allergens. Many friends with allergic skin may know what they are allergic to, such as pollen or crabs. At this time, you should not come into contact with allergens. If you don’t know what you are allergic to, try not to come into contact with items that are prone to allergies.

For sudden skin allergies, if you cannot seek medical attention in time, you can apply cold water or ice cubes to the hot and red skin. Although it has no substantial effect, it can relieve the symptoms and reduce physical discomfort.

You can eat fruits and vegetables containing vitamin C in moderation, such as kiwi, strawberry, citrus, cauliflower, etc., because vitamin C can treat some allergic diseases and can enhance the body's resistance. After all, the vitamin C in fruits is limited. If necessary, you can take vitamin C tablets directly, but not in excess. Consult a doctor.

Keep your skin clean. If you have facial skin allergies, stop using cosmetics, but pay attention to moisturizing your facial skin because the face is directly exposed to the air. If you don't moisturize your face, it may become dry and peeling, or even redder and itchier, aggravating the allergic symptoms.

If you have skin allergies on a certain part of your body, in addition to keeping your skin and clothes clean, try to wear comfortable and soft underwear. If you feel itchy, don't scratch your skin with your hands. You can apply some aloe vera cream or Wuji cream on the allergic skin to relieve the itching and pain.

The commonly used medicine for skin allergies is antihistamines, which can also be used in combination with other anti-allergic drugs, such as diphenhydramine, chlorpheniramine, astemizole, etc. However, you should consult a relevant physician before taking any medicine.

Allergic internal causes:

1. Skin structure is damaged

2. The skin's immune and protective functions decline.

Allergic external factors:

1. Wind, cold, heat, spicy food, sun exposure, excitement, hand grabbing, pressure, seafood, cosmetics, bites, dust, pollen, cold water, etc.

2. Various fake and inferior cosmetics or cosmetics that are not suitable for you

3. After peeling with Chinese herbal medicine or chemical medicine

4. Long-term external application of hormone-containing ointments or cosmetics

5. Oily skin or damaged skin after acne heals

6. Age: Perhaps aging is an important reason for skin sensitivity. Some people's skin was not sensitive a few years ago, but has become sensitive in recent years. This is because there is a weakly acidic sebum film on the surface of young and healthy skin, which retains moisture and protects the skin from external damage. However, as we age, this sebum film is not as healthy as before, making it easy for some sensitive substances to invade the skin.