What is the reason for itchy bumps on cheeks

Some people with congenitally sensitive skin often feel itchy cheeks, and small bumps will appear if they scratch their cheeks. The reason for itchy cheeks is probably because the stratum corneum is thin and cannot withstand the stimulation of the external environment. If there is too much sunlight or too cold air outside, the cheeks will become red and itchy. The pimples may be caused by getting angry, or they may be caused by allergies, allergies to cosmetics, or allergies to other foods. The following is a detailed explanation of the reasons why itchy pimples appear on the cheeks.

1. It is caused by getting angry. It mainly appears on the left side of the face and will slowly get bigger. Because the left cheek is responsible for the liver, it is caused by excessive liver fire. Check if you have any symptoms of getting angry. If you do, take some medicine to reduce the fire. It would be best if you can buy herbal tea. Don't drink Wanglaoji, it is useless. 24wei or Huangzhenlong are more effective! Sanhuang tablets are also good! (The recent rapid rise in temperature caused me to get angry)

2. Local allergies caused by makeup. If you have oily skin, if you use cosmetics, it will cause some red bumps on your face. The best solution is not to use cosmetics for a few days.

3. It may also be caused by urticaria. The symptoms of urticaria are mainly related to high-protein foods. When you are mentally excited or drink a lot of alcohol, protein foods can be absorbed into the blood through the intestinal mucosa and cause illness, resulting in skin congestion and redness, wheals, accompanied by headaches and fatigue. The course of the disease is very short, lasting only 1 to 2 days, and most of them disappear within 1 to 4 hours.

4. Cold symptoms can also cause itching and pimples on the cheeks. Cold symptoms are a disease in which the skin reacts locally to cold stimulation (wheals or angioedema and erythema). When the skin is exposed to cold wind, cold water, etc., local itchy edema and wheals will appear within a few minutes, which can last for 30 to 60 minutes and will be relieved after keeping warm.

4. Cholestatic symptoms mostly occur in adolescence, often in seasons when the weather changes from cold to hot, and after exposure to heat (hot drinks, hot baths), emotional excitement, strenuous exercise, eating chili peppers, etc. It will disappear quickly after getting away from the heat source, calming down or taking a rest. Skin itching, accompanied by the appearance of many small red papules on the skin surface, like goose bumps, surrounded by red halos, mostly on the trunk and proximal limbs. Some patients also have gastrointestinal symptoms, such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc.

5. It may also be that papular urticaria is a common skin disease in children and can also be seen in adults. It recurs in spring and autumn. This disease is named after its symptoms. In fact, some urticaria patients suffer from insect bites. Especially exogenous allergic reactions caused by arthropod bites.