How to deal with itchy and red face caused by hormones How to deal with itchy and red face caused by hormones

I believe that only those who have experienced the "pain of skin" can understand the complexity of hormone face. One of the manifestations is extreme dryness and itching. So what should you do if your hormone face becomes red and itchy?

What should I do if my face becomes itchy and red due to hormones?

red

Red face, similar to the redness caused by allergies, turns red when exposed to heat, and also turns red if you are not careful with your diet. It is accompanied by heat, sensitivity and discomfort, and this redness will not go away for a long time, and in severe cases, red blood streaks will appear. This symptom is very common among patients with hormonal dermatitis, whether it is mild in the early stages or severe with scabs and discharge! The redness of hormone face is so embarrassing and uncomfortable!

itch!

I can tolerate other people's strange looks, but I can't stand the itching. It is dry and itchy, and sometimes accompanied by stinging pain. In severe cases, it affects sleep and daily life, and it feels like there is a small bug crawling in the skin! That feeling is so uncomfortable, I want to cry! The reasons for the itching symptom are: chemical waste blocking the skin pores and repeated friction; irritation caused by the deposition of toxins such as hormones in the skin; and the effects of topical products.

Hormone-dependent dermatitis refers to dermatitis caused by long-term use of topical corticosteroids. It is characterized by dependence on hormones, which is a side effect caused by improper use of topical corticosteroids. Hormone-dependent dermatitis manifests itself as skin flushing, papules, skin atrophy, capillary dilation, acne-like and rosacea-like rashes, etc.

The four-step treatment for hormonal dermatitis: soothing, moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, and repairing can completely get rid of the troubles of hormonal dermatitis. Repairs damaged skin barrier, inhibits capillary dilation, passivates nerve ending receptors, blocks the spread of allergens, antagonizes thermoreceptors, repairs and strengthens the skin barrier, inhibits inflammation, nourishes the skin, replenishes skin moisture, and restores skin's own immunity and regeneration.

Whether it is the redness or the itchiness of hormone face, it is not scary, and there are ways to cure it. However, the most feared thing for patients with hormone-induced facial inflammation is incorrect or random treatment, which may lead to the worsening of the condition. Patients are reminded that after the onset of hormone-induced facial symptoms, do not self-diagnose or use folk remedies or ointments, as this may cause the condition to become more severe and difficult to cure.