How to treat a layer of small pimples on the face

In spring or summer, people with allergies are particularly prone to allergies, especially those in adolescence. They may get a layer of millet-sized bumps on their faces, which not only affects their appearance, but also their normal life. Let us now learn about the treatment methods for the layer of millet-sized bumps on the face.

Treatment:

Acne, also known as blackheads, is a chronic inflammation of the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles caused by embolism caused by excessive keratinization of the skin and sebum excretion disorders. It often occurs on the face and chest and back, and has various manifestations such as blackheads, papules, pustules, nodules and cysts.

It may be related to sex hormones, endocrine, sebaceous glands, microorganisms in hair follicles and other factors in the body. Most people can recover naturally or their symptoms can be alleviated after puberty. During treatment, avoid emotional excitement or psychological pressure, and ensure adequate sleep. The diet should be light, eat less fat and sugar, and avoid irritating foods. Foods high in iodine, such as kelp and seaweed, will increase the male hormone in the body, stimulate the secretion of sebaceous glands, and aggravate the condition. They should also be eaten less or not. Pay attention to skin hygiene, avoid squeezing skin lesions with your hands, and wash frequently with warm water and neutral bath lotion or soap to remove skin oil. Topical medications include: Acne Cleansing Cream, Acne Pro-Acne Cream, Benzoyl Peroxide Cream

Do not abuse hormone-containing drugs. These drugs are 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 serious side effects. The function of topical medications is to suppress the visible "skin lesions". When the effect of the medication wears off, the "skin lesions" will appear again.

This situation is often caused by skin allergies and can be treated with oral anti-allergic drugs such as cyproheptadine or Claritin, or external use of calamine lotion or cyproheptadine ointment. Don't eat spicy food, don't drink alcohol, and maintain hygiene. If the symptoms recur, it is best to go to the hospital for an allergen test to see what substances you are allergic to. Avoid contact with them in normal times and you can also use desensitization therapy.

The above article introduces the treatment method for a layer of small pimples on the face. I believe everyone has a certain understanding of it. If you encounter this situation in your life, you must pay attention to hygiene and ensure that your face is clean.