How to deal with facial allergies in spring? How to deal with facial redness and swelling in spring

The rising temperature and sudden sunlight exposure in spring can easily irritate sensitive skin. If you don’t take any protective measures, your face will gradually turn red and allergic reactions will occur.

Tips: Avoid direct sunlight, and pay attention to sun protection and isolation in spring.

Eating too much food containing photosensitive substances and then exposing yourself to the sun can also cause allergies. Common photosensitive fruits include pineapples, mangoes and other spring seasonal fruits. In addition, seafood, shrimps, crabs, mud snails, etc. are also photosensitive foods.

Tips: People with allergies should pay attention to their diet and avoid exposing themselves to the sun after eating photosensitive foods.

Due to allergenic substances such as bacterial spores and pollen spread in the air, some people with allergies will experience redness, itching, peeling, allergic dermatitis, rhinitis and other symptoms after coming into contact with pollen, catkins and other substances.

Tips: The best way to prevent allergies to pollen and catkins is to stay away from allergens. On days when the "index" is high, you should try to reduce going out, and avoid going to parks or the wild where there are many trees, flowers and plants. When engaging in outdoor activities, you should wear a mask, sunglasses, anti-allergy medicine, etc.

When skin allergy symptoms such as rash and diffuse erythema appear, rinse with clean water, stop using facial cleansers and various skin care products and cosmetics, and try not to let shampoo come into contact with allergic skin when washing your hair.

Use a cold wet compress to reduce swelling on the red areas of your face. If the redness is mild, cold compresses are usually effective.

Do not take anti-allergic drugs or apply irritating creams blindly, especially for infants and young children, whose skin is delicate and irritating creams can easily cause damage to their skin.

Eat a light diet during allergy symptoms.

If allergic symptoms occur or the symptoms do not improve for a long time, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time, especially for facial allergies. When redness and swelling occur, be sure to use medication to subside as soon as possible. Over time, it is easy to cause post-inflammatory pigmentation.