Why do I always get hard pimples on my chin?

Hard pimples are also called acne. The constant growth of hard pimples on the chin is related to many factors. If you always have pimples on your chin, it is usually due to recurring acne. For recurring acne, you must pay attention to conditioning. Not only should you have a regular diet, but regular lifestyle habits are also very important.

1. The situation where hard pimples always grow on the chin is related to careless diet, poor rest and sleep, and endocrine effects. For the condition of the chin, eat less irritating and spicy food and maintain a regular work and rest schedule.

2. Acne, which is often hard on the chin, is related to endocrine disorders and heat accumulation or dampness in the lungs, stomach and intestines in traditional Chinese medicine. When acne occurs, it needs to be treated with both internal and external medications. It can also be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, or with self-made hair follicle decoction. Or take tanshinone, vitamin ester, apply water chlordene, traditional Chinese medicine ointment, retinoic acid ointment, etc. And adjust the diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, avoid greasy food, avoid drinking, avoid seafood, avoid fishy and meaty foods and hairy foods, keep the bowels unobstructed, keep the mood comfortable, etc.

3. Acne on the chin that is hard and painful may also be a symptom of folliculitis, a skin disease. Folliculitis is caused by endocrine disorders, excessive secretion of oil by sebaceous glands, and blockage of hair follicles, coupled with bacterial infection. Because of local inflammatory changes and blockage, symptoms of redness, hardness and pain will appear. Generally, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, cooling blood and detoxification are the main treatment methods. Infusion therapy, intravenous drip of cephalosporin antibiotics and heat-clearing, detoxifying and cooling blood drugs such as Xi Yanping can be used, in combination with oral administration of azithromycin tablets, Dabaidu capsules, Liangxue Jiedu granules, external use of clindamycin metronidazole lotion, Bactroban ointment and erythromycin ointment, in combination with oral administration of heat-clearing, detoxifying and cooling blood Chinese herbal decoctions.