What should I do if my face becomes red and itchy due to allergies?

If skin allergies occur on the face, the patient will definitely feel obvious sensations, such as redness, swelling, itching, pain, etc., which are relatively easy to detect through perception. When your face becomes red and itchy due to allergies, first of all, don't scratch it with your hands, because the bacteria on your hands may make the allergy worse, and scratching will damage the skin and cause inflammation and infection. In general, patients should first stay away from allergens and then use warm water to clean. If the allergy persists, seek medical treatment in time. Folk remedies should be avoided as much as possible.

What to do if your face becomes red and itchy due to allergies

What should I do if my face becomes red and itchy due to allergies? Redness and itching of the face due to allergies is a very common symptom. Many reasons can cause redness and itching of the face due to allergies, especially for people with allergic diseases, which can easily cause redness and itching of the face. What should I do if my face becomes red and itchy due to allergies?

1. Strengthen skin exercise, wash your face with cold water frequently to increase skin tolerance; try not to use cosmetics containing heavy metals to avoid pigmentation and toxins remaining in the epidermis.

2. Gently massage the red blood streaks frequently to promote blood flow and help enhance the elasticity of capillaries; avoid going suddenly from a cold place to a hot place, or from a hot place to a cold place, which can cause the red blood streaks to worsen; when heat-type red blood streaks are severe, you can use cold compresses to reduce fever and swelling of the face.

3. Poor sleep and diet can also cause redness and itching of the facial skin, and facial allergy and itching. You should use allergy repair cream in time to repair it.

How to reduce swelling due to facial allergies How to reduce swelling due to facial allergies

The root cause of facial skin allergies is that the stratum corneum is damaged and destroyed, causing the skin to lose its natural protective barrier, and its resistance and immunity decrease, making it unable to tolerate any external stimulation.

For example, the face becomes red and hot when exposed to cold or heat, skin care products cannot be used normally, and there are symptoms such as itching, small rashes, dryness and peeling. In severe cases, redness and swelling may occur. At the same time, do not use hormone-containing drugs indiscriminately. This type of drug is prone to relapse after treatment, and most of them are irritating to the skin.

First of all, you need to adjust your lifestyle habits, don’t eat irritating and hot things, don’t scratch, don’t stay up late, and defecate every day. Secondly, try not to use topical medications. 90% of them contain hormones, which have too great side effects. The function of topical medications is to suppress the visible "skin lesions", and once the effect of the medication wears off, the "skin lesions" will appear again.