What to do if pregnant women have redness and itching due to allergies on their faces

Pregnant women have relatively low immunity, so most of them are more susceptible to bacterial and viral infections, and skin diseases will follow. Some pregnant women with sensitive skin will often experience symptoms of skin allergies. Skin allergies are mainly manifested by red spots on the skin surface, itchy skin and other symptoms. Skin allergies should be treated as soon as possible. Let’s take a look at what to do if a pregnant woman’s face becomes allergic and red.

1. Honey. Experts suggest that drinking a spoonful of Ji'antang acacia flower honey every day can keep away seasonal allergy symptoms such as rhinitis, asthma, itching, cough and dry eyes. First, honey contains trace amounts of bee venom. Bee venom is often used clinically to treat allergic diseases such as bronchial asthma. Second, honey contains a certain amount of pollen grains. Drinking it regularly can develop a certain resistance to pollen allergies.

2. Carrots. Japanese experts have found that beta-carotene in carrots can effectively prevent allergic reactions such as pollen allergies and allergic dermatitis. Japanese experts discovered through research on laboratory mice that beta-carotene can regulate the balance within cells, making it less likely for laboratory mice to have allergic reactions.

3. Jujube. Japanese scholars have found that red dates contain a large amount of anti-allergic substance - cyclic adenosine monophosphate, which can prevent the occurrence of allergic reactions. Anyone with allergic symptoms can take red dates regularly.

4. Enoki mushrooms. Regular consumption of Flammulina velutipes is beneficial for eliminating heavy metal ions and toxins and waste produced by metabolism, and can effectively enhance the vitality of the body. Singapore researchers have discovered that the stems of Flammulina velutipes contain a protein that can inhibit allergic diseases such as asthma, rhinitis, and eczema. People who are not sick can also regulate their immune systems by eating Flammulina velutipes.

2. How to prevent spring skin allergies

1. Take good protection when going out. The best way to prevent skin allergies is to reduce contact and try to protect yourself when going out. People who are prone to allergies should stay out of the sun in spring and avoid going to parks and other places where there are more pollen and catkins. People who have had solar dermatitis or seasonal dermatitis in the past should try to avoid direct sunlight and not use alkaline cosmetics and soaps.

2. Once you suffer from "ringworm", do not use hot water or steaming your face to relieve the itching. You can use moisturizing skin care products to relieve dry skin.

3. The intake of vitamins should be increased. Supplement vitamins appropriately with three meals. Certain inflammatory conditions in the body tend to become more active. Vitamin C can help slow the appearance and circulation of these inflammations, while vitamin E can assist vitamin C in actively playing the above role.

4. Spring is a season prone to disease. You should pay attention to keeping your facial skin clean and hygienic. Wash your face immediately after going out and coming home to clean off the dust and impurities on your skin.

5. You should not eat spicy and hot foods when you are allergic. Foods that can irritate the body, such as alcohol, strong tea, coffee, chili peppers, garlic, leeks, dog meat, sparrow meat, shrimps, etc., should not be eaten.