How to Quickly Reduce Skin Allergy and Redness?

Allergy is a relatively common skin problem, but the causes of allergy may vary among different individuals. After the occurrence of allergy, most patients may have symptoms of skin redness, swelling, and pain. Skin redness, itching, and other symptoms caused by allergy should not be scratched excessively with hands, otherwise it may aggravate the allergic condition. Here are several recommended methods to quickly eliminate skin allergy, redness, and swelling.

There are many causes of facial allergies, and it is necessary to clarify the causes of allergy to make subsequent treatment meaningful. If it is a cosmetic allergy, one should suspend the use of cosmetics; if it is caused by contact with pollen or chemical substances, one should stay away from the allergens.

After facial allergies, 0.9% physiological saline can be used for wet compresses. 0.9% physiological saline is close to human body fluids and has a very similar concentration of sodium chloride to sweat, blood, saliva, and other body fluids, making it very safe and non-irritating. Facial swelling, itching, peeling, and other phenomena can all cause common problems such as skin dehydration, dryness, and inflammation. At this time, saline can be used daily for wet compresses on allergic dermatitis. Paper membranes, gauze, or cotton pads soaked in saline can be applied to the face for 15-20 minutes. After the application, there is no need to wash the face again. Gently pat the face with the remaining saline until it is absorbed, and then apply moisturizing lotion or essence to form a locking film for the skin and prevent excessive water loss.

Supplement sufficient water, eat fresh fruits and vegetables, avoid spicy and stimulating drinks and coffee, maintain indoor temperature and humidity, and avoid long-term exposure to ultraviolet rays.