What to do if pregnant women have facial allergies

As we know, facial allergy is a very common disease. Doctors call this disease facial skin allergy. This disease not only occurs in people of all ages, but as a very common form of allergy, it can actually occur in men, women, young and old. And 20% of people suffer from skin allergies due to various reasons. How to care for pregnant women with facial allergies?

The symptoms of skin allergies are itching, which may also be accompanied by redness, swelling, dry scales, blisters, or scabs and exudate from the lesions; these lesions vary in shape and size. Occasionally, symptoms such as chest tightness, numbness, and swelling may occur; when these symptoms occur, it is a skin allergy.

1. Avoid using too hot water when washing your face. It is best to use running water and warm water when washing your face. After washing, you can apply a cold towel. Avoid using very hot water.

2. Take a bath and wash your face separately. Bath water is too hot and is not suitable for washing your face, the same goes for other skin types, let alone sensitive skin. So be sure to wash them separately.

3. Avoid eating. You should also pay more attention to what you eat. You must not eat barbecue, no matter how delicious it is, as it can cause great damage to sensitive skin and cause it to become severely dehydrated. Eat less fried foods, and of course it’s best not to eat them, whether they are staple foods or snacks. It is better to avoid spicy food. Also drink less alcohol.

4. Avoid sauna. People with sensitive skin should absolutely avoid sauna use. Whether it is dry steam or wet steam.

5. Avoid staying in a dry environment for a long time. For example, the dryness of air conditioning is ten times that of the desert. Being in such a dry environment for a long time is very detrimental to the recovery of sensitive skin. Therefore, try to find ways to increase the humidity in the air.

6. Massage less. Sensitive skin should be massaged very rarely, and the duration should not exceed ten minutes, and the massage should be very gentle.

7. Avoid hot spray. Do not use hot steam for thermal spraying.

8. Strictly prevent sun exposure. Ultraviolet rays are also fatal to sensitive skin. Wear sun protection year-round. Not only outdoors, but also indoors, you must be careful not to use too many fluorescent lamps in your home because fluorescent lamps also contain ultraviolet rays.

Warm reminder: Once the patient has skin allergies on his face, for the sake of his health, he should not eat spicy and hot foods such as beef and mutton. If eaten, it can often irritate the body and aggravate allergic symptoms. And patients should not drink alcohol or strong tea casually.