What to do with facial eczema? What are the contraindications for treating facial eczema?

From a medical point of view, facial eczema is caused by "skin allergy". Because the facial skin is stimulated by external factors such as pollen, chemicals, ultraviolet rays and other allergens, it causes redness, swelling, erythema, blisters, etc. If facial eczema is not properly treated, there is a risk of scarring. Therefore, when treating eczema, you must understand what the taboos are.

1: Use cosmetics with caution. People with allergic facial skin should use cosmetics with caution. The facial skin of people with allergic constitution cannot withstand external stimulation. When choosing cosmetics, try not to use cosmetics with strong fragrances, especially for people who love fragrances. Such products contain a lot of fragrances and are very irritating to the skin. Once the facial skin is allergic, the cosmetics used should be stopped immediately. However, the skin care lotion you usually use does not need to be stopped to avoid dry and peeling skin, making the skin more sensitive.

2: Skin treatment: When the face is red, swollen or itchy, do not use excessive force to scrub it when cleaning, and do not use your hands to squeeze it. You can apply a frozen wet towel to relieve the redness, swelling and itching of the skin. Note that the freezing temperature should not be too low, so as not to have a counter-effect. An overly cold environment is also an irritant. If the cold compress method has no effect on you, you need medication at this time. It is best to choose a less irritating medication. Xingpu Cream, a herbal essence extracted from pure plants, is easily absorbed and has a significant effect on the treatment of skin allergies. It is a good choice.

3: Stay away from allergens. Whether it is the external environment or the indoor environment of the home, patients need to be cautious and prevent re-contact with allergens. The internal environment of the home includes: changes in indoor temperature difference, cleaning and hygiene, dietary taboos, etc. It is difficult to avoid the existence of dust at home. Do not let it accumulate too thickly to prevent dust mites from infecting the skin of the affected area. The patient's bedding should be changed and washed frequently. The quilt should be placed under the eyes for disinfection and dehumidification after a long period of separation; the diet should be light, and spicy food should not be used, otherwise it will cause repeated attacks of the disease, increase physical discomfort, and obvious redness and swelling. It is recommended to eat more anti-allergic foods, such as eating more green vegetables in spring and summer. Eating fruits rich in vitamins and minerals can also relieve the patient's pain. The influence of the external environment includes: with the arrival of spring, there is too much pollen in the air, so patients should pay attention to protection before going out, and wear masks and hats.

1: People with facial eczema should avoid eating irritating foods, such as chili peppers, alcohol, strong tea, coffee, etc. These foods can aggravate the itching and easily make eczema worse or relapse, so they should be avoided.

2: Avoid washing with soap, especially highly alkaline soap, which is a chemical irritant to the skin and can aggravate dermatitis and eczema. If you need to use soap to remove dirt, it is best to choose boric acid soap with less irritation.

3: Avoid hot water washing. When eczema is not in recovery period, do not use hot water to wash your face. Due to the dilation of capillaries in the skin, there will be varying degrees of skin redness, swelling, papules, and blisters. Washing or soaking with hot water will aggravate the redness and swelling, increase the exudate, and aggravate the condition. Therefore, eczema patients should use warm water to shower, and avoid soaking in hot water and rubbing vigorously.

4: Avoid blind medication. Dermatitis and eczema have a long course and are prone to recurrence. Patients must cooperate with doctors and be patient in treatment. Some people are eager to treat and apply high-concentration anti-itching drugs on the skin without a doctor's diagnosis, which aggravates the condition. Therefore, avoid taking medication without authorization.

5: Avoid scratching. Scratching can cause the skin to be constantly mechanically stimulated and become thicker, or even cause infection. Scratching also has a reinforcing effect. The more the patient scratches, the more it itches, and the more it itches, the more he scratches, forming a vicious cycle and prolonging the course of the disease.

If you blindly choose some folk remedies or ointments to treat facial eczema, it will not only fail to solve the problem, but make it worse, and even lead to disfigurement. Moreover, if long-term eczema is not completely treated, it may cause pigmentation, affecting the patient's appearance. What is more noteworthy is that eczema is hereditary, and the allergic genes of parents can be passed on to children, causing infant eczema. Therefore, if you suffer from eczema, you must pay attention to early treatment.