What should I do if my skin is allergic to fiber?

Although human skin is thin, its ability to block viruses and bacteria is very strong. Very few viruses and bacteria can invade the human body through the skin. However, strong skin can also be affected by some factors and show symptoms. For example, skin allergies are a common phenomenon. In modern life, more and more people will have skin allergies to artificial fibers, which seriously affects their lives. Let’s take a look at what to do if your skin is allergic to fibers?

Polyester fiber has poor moisture absorption and breathability. Wearing clothes made of it can easily lead to poor perspiration. The acidic and alkaline components contained in sweat can irritate the skin, causing a stinging sensation and itching. So polyester may cause allergies.

What to do if you are allergic to polyester

Bathing: After an allergic reaction to polyester fibers, you should immediately take off the polyester clothing and wash your skin with clean water to relieve physical discomfort.

Change clothes: If polyester fiber has caused an allergic reaction to the skin, you should change clothes made of polyester fiber to clothes made of other fabrics and stop wearing clothes made of polyester fiber to avoid aggravating the allergic symptoms.

Apply anti-inflammatory ointment: If the skin has allergic reactions such as itching, you should apply anti-inflammatory ointment on the skin to refresh the skin and relieve the discomfort of itchy skin.

Taking anti-allergic drugs: If any discomfort occurs on the skin or respiratory tract, you can also take anti-allergic drugs under the guidance of a doctor to speed up recovery.

Polyester fiber is less harmful to the human body. The harm of polyester fiber fabric is only that it can easily cause allergic reactions in people who are prone to allergies. There are no other hazards. It can be worn safely by the general public, and people who are prone to allergies just need to avoid clothes made of this fabric.

Clothes made of polyester fabrics have poor air permeability and moisture absorption, which will cause sweating. Baby's skin is relatively fragile and can easily cause skin allergic reactions under the action of sweat. In addition, the comfort of polyester fabrics is not as high as that of cotton fabrics. Therefore, for the sake of your baby's skin health and comfort, try not to let your baby wear clothes made of polyester fabrics.