Skin diseases that are red, swollen, itchy and painful should be treated in summer

Skin disease is one of the most common diseases in daily life. When you are sick, it often causes symptoms such as redness, swelling, itching and pain on the skin. Especially in summer, the incidence rate is relatively high. This is also the best season to treat skin diseases, because the human body's yang energy is relatively strong in summer. Through good treatment, some skin diseases that are prone to occur in winter can be treated well.

Chronic skin diseases are winter diseases

Chronic skin diseases are more common in winter because the climate is cold and the air pressure is low. The human body's capillaries begin to contract, blood flow slows down, and the functioning and metabolism of organs in the body slow down successively. The sweat glands and sebaceous glands hidden in the skin also become lazy, providing significantly less moisture and oil.

Don’t miss the opportunity to develop these skin diseases!

1. Herpes

The large temperature difference between day and night, coupled with dry air and reduced body resistance, often leads to the appearance of densely distributed blisters in the form of strips or sheets on the skin, which may be herpes.

2. Chapped hands and feet

The skin of the hands and feet is often dry due to lack of moisture. In severe cases, the cracks can extend deep into the skin, causing obvious pain and even affecting the movement of the hands and feet. The skin lesions range from wrinkles to cracks, and are cracks of varying lengths, depths, and depths. They often occur on the flexor sides of the fingers and palms, heels, soles of toes, sides of the feet, etc.

3. Papular urticaria

Papular urticaria refers to an inflammatory skin disease caused by insect bites on the skin. It is mainly related to the bites of arthropods, such as mites and mosquitoes.

4. Senile pruritus

The skin is relatively dry, especially for some elderly people. Due to insufficient secretion of sebaceous glands and sweat glands, the skin is prone to dryness, roughness, flaking, and itching, resulting in senile winter pruritus.

5. Psoriasis

Psoriasis is not only extremely harmful to the body, but also causes great trauma to the patient's spirit. Psoriasis is often triggered by skin damage, so patients should protect their skin and avoid abrasions or scratches, insect bites, skin inflammation, etc. to prevent the condition from worsening.

6. Eczema

The peak incidence of eczema is generally in spring, but dry skin in winter can also easily trigger it.

7. Acne

Acne is actually a chronic inflammatory skin disease that mainly occurs in adolescents. Its clinical manifestations are characterized by polymorphic skin lesions such as comedones, papules, pustules, nodules, etc. on the face.

8. Allergic skin diseases

Allergic skin diseases mainly include food allergies, inhalant allergies and occupational allergies. Food allergies are mainly caused through the digestive tract; inhalant allergies are mainly caused through the respiratory tract; occupational allergies refer to occupational skin diseases of the skin and its appendages caused by occupational factors.