What to do if my face is allergic, dry and itchy

Both women and men hope that their faces have a radiant complexion, especially many women who love beauty, who hope that their faces can be white, smooth and have a good complexion. However, due to seasonal changes, temperature changes, dry air and other external stimuli, many people's faces will have some problems. Since everyone's physique is different, the problems that arise will also be different. When these skin problems appear on the face, it will affect the appearance and mood. When some skin problems occur, they must be resolved in time. Now let's talk about what to do if your face is allergic and itchy.

1. Treat the symptoms in an emergency

Go to the pharmacy and buy some anti-allergic drugs such as loratadine tablets and cetirizine hydrochloride tablets. Take one loratadine tablet in the morning and one cetirizine hydrochloride tablet at night. These two drugs are effective for common allergies and are very convenient to use only once a day. This is the standard configuration for treating all allergic diseases.

2. Don’t scribble on anything

You can apply it at home with cold or ice water to relieve itching and allergies; this is more effective on swollen skin;

3. Allergies

If it is due to allergies caused by applying something, or there is water seepage, go to the pharmacy and buy a box of compound phellodendron liquid for external application (if you can't buy it, other phellodendron lotions are also effective); the Chinese patent medicine Baixuan Xiatare Tablets can help eliminate facial allergic itching quickly; this medicine can be bought in any pharmacy and can be taken according to the instructions. A few people will have diarrhea after taking it, so just reduce the dosage;

4. Recurrent attacks

If allergies recur repeatedly, or the skin becomes red and itchy when exposed to heat, or the allergy goes away after using something (skin care products or topical medications) but gets worse without it, you should consider hormone-dependent dermatitis. The above plan can reduce its symptoms, but you need to see a doctor to completely cure it, otherwise you will have periodic allergies. A reminder: few people can cure hormone-dependent dermatitis, even dermatologists, let alone yourself?

5. Remember not to apply ointment randomly when your facial skin is allergic or itchy;

Most of the current topical ointments contain hormones, which can easily lead to severe hormone-dependent dermatitis. Therefore, they are prohibited from being used on the face. Non-allergenic topical ointments are rare. If you can avoid using them, then do so. Relatively speaking, taking medicine is safer.