How to treat the redness and swelling caused by hormone dermatitis? How to treat the redness and swelling caused by hormone dermatitis?

What should I do if redness and swelling occur due to hormonal dermatitis? What is the cause of this symptom? Let me learn with you the treatment methods for the redness and swelling caused by hormonal dermatitis.

How to treat the redness and swelling caused by hormonal dermatitis?

With the changes of the times, more and more girls love beauty, and the choices of skin care products are dazzling. Many functional skin care products have appeared. Some unscrupulous merchants, in order to reduce costs and achieve significant results and see results in a short time, will add glucocorticoids to the products. Obvious effects can be seen after a few days of use, which is enough to satisfy the inner desire of women who love beauty. Therefore, the number of patients with hormone-dependent dermatitis is increasing.

Many patients with hormone dermatitis simply cannot understand why redness and swelling occur out of the blue.

The swelling symptoms of hormonal dermatitis are due to severe damage to the skin tissue. The bottom layer of the skin is also blocked, and the existing hormonal waste cannot be discharged through the surface of the pores. The damaged skin itself has a very slow metabolism, which makes it impossible for the skin to breathe. Generally, hormonal facial swelling is more common.

First of all, the hormones in hormonal waste (such as hormone cosmetics, hormone ointments) are deposited in your skin for too long and too much, causing the pores to be completely blocked, unable to breathe normally, and the skin function to be damaged. There is no way to metabolize these hormonal wastes. At the same time, the water-locking function of the stratum corneum is also destroyed, and the original cell tissue of the skin cannot function normally, resulting in various types of damage, leading to redness and swelling of the skin. This is also one of the typical symptoms of hormone-dependent dermatitis. Repeated small rashes, dryness, itching, pain, and yellow discharge are all typical of hormone-dependent dermatitis and hormone face.

What first aid measures should be taken if symptoms of redness and swelling occur?

Apply cold compress with normal saline solution (compressed mask or gauze, cotton pad or towel will do, but towel absorbs too much and it is not convenient to leak out of the eyes), 3-4 times a day, 10-15 minutes each time, and can be combined with oral loratadine. The swelling may go down relatively slowly, so you must have enough confidence and patience!

How long will it take for the swelling to go away?

Once swelling occurs, many patients with hormone dermatitis hope that it will subside within two days or three days. However, since the severity of each person's symptoms varies, the skin's absorption and metabolic capabilities are also different. At the same time, it is affected by age, diet, mood, environment, etc., so the time it takes to subside will also be different. Mild cases require 7-10 days, moderate cases require 15-20 days, and severe cases require about 1 month.

Friends with hormone dermatitis should not use cold spray and cold compress methods just for temporary relief. It cannot fundamentally solve the problem of hormone dermatitis, so it cannot play a substantial role in the treatment of hormone face. Only by fundamentally repairing the hormone face can you completely get rid of the symptoms of hormone dermatitis such as redness, swelling, itching and pain. You must find a safe and effective method to treat hormone face.