What to do if you are allergic to peppers? Several ways to treat allergies

Many people like spicy food, and adding chili peppers to diet is a common thing. Chili peppers are rich in vitamin C, ranking first among vegetables. Eating spicy food can increase appetite and promote digestion. In addition, for the humid environment of the south, chili peppers can effectively remove moisture from the body. However, some people have allergic reactions after eating or even touching chili peppers. How to deal with this?

1: Stop eating foods that cause allergies or may cause allergies.

2: Use antihistamines, such as clidinium and chlorpheniramine.

3: Use Chinese medicine as appropriate. For those with digestive tract symptoms, Chinese medicine can be used to regulate spleen and stomach function, increase appetite, and relieve symptoms.

4: Use biological agents to improve allergic constitution, replenish the GS anti-allergic serum protein that is lacking in the constitution of allergic people, repair allergic cells, regulate the immune system, nourish the inside and the outside, treat both the symptoms and the root causes, completely improve allergic constitution, and enhance the skin's resistance. Currently, the most popular domestic products include Ominox, etc.

5: For symptomatic treatment, anticonvulsants (such as tomato and atropine) can be used to relieve pain and diarrhea; oxygen can be given in case of breathing difficulties, and pressor drugs can be used in case of shock.

1: Avoid all kinds of allergy-prone and irritating foods such as fish, shrimp, coffee, alcohol, and strong tea. Professor Ye Shitai, the founder of the allergy discipline in Taiwan, once summarized it in four words: avoid (avoid contact with substances that cause allergies), avoid (do not contact or eat substances that cause allergies), replace (if you are allergic to a certain item, find other substances to replace it), and move (leave the environment that causes allergies).

2: Do not scrub excessively, scratch violently, and avoid various external stimuli such as hot water washing. Many patients will wash themselves repeatedly with hot water after they have allergies, and some even use salt water or pepper water to wash, or simply scratch desperately until they bleed. Although these measures are effective in a short time, once you stop, the itching will become more severe; and the above-mentioned actions or methods only convert the itching stimulation into pain stimulation, which will eventually cause local skin hyperplasia, hypertrophy and infiltration, and nutritional changes will occur, which will aggravate the itching; such a vicious cycle will inevitably make the skin disease gradually worse.

Allergy, also known as food allergy, digestive system allergy, allergic gastroenteritis, etc., is an IgE-mediated and non-IgE-mediated immune response caused by a certain food or food additive, which leads to an allergic reaction in the digestive system or throughout the body.