What to do if you have dermatitis on your face

Loving beauty is everyone's nature. For the sake of beauty, many female friends will spend a lot of money to buy some expensive cosmetics. However, dermatitis on the face makes female friends embarrassed. Because the location of dermatitis has a great impact on the appearance, the presence of dermatitis cannot be covered up with cosmetics. Therefore, the treatment of dermatitis on the face has become a very challenging task for female friends.

So, for female friends, what should they do if they have dermatitis on their face? In order to help everyone get rid of the symptoms of dermatitis on the face with effective methods, here are some things that female friends should avoid doing after dermatitis occurs on their face, for your reference.

1. Avoid scratching: Scratching can cause the skin to be continuously mechanically stimulated and become thicker, and even cause infection. Scratching also has a reinforcing effect. The more the patient scratches, the more itchy it becomes, and the more itchy it becomes, the more he scratches, forming a vicious cycle, thus prolonging the course of the disease.

2. Avoid hot water washing: In the acute stage of dermatitis and eczema, due to the expansion of capillaries in the skin, there will be varying degrees of skin redness, swelling, papules, and blisters. Washing or soaking with hot water will aggravate the redness and swelling, increase the amount of exudate, and aggravate the condition. Therefore, patients with dermatitis and eczema should take a warm shower and avoid soaking in hot water or rubbing vigorously.

3. Avoid washing with soap: Especially alkaline soap is a chemical irritant to the skin, which can aggravate dermatitis and eczema. If you need to use soap to remove dirt, it is best to choose boric acid soap with less irritation.

4. Avoid irritating foods: peppers, wine, strong tea, coffee and other irritating foods can make itching worse and easily make eczema worse or relapse, so they should be avoided.

5. Avoid blind medication: Dermatitis and eczema have a long course and are prone to recurrence. Patients should cooperate with doctors and be patient in treatment. Some people are eager to treat and apply high-concentration antipruritic drugs on the skin lesions without doctor's diagnosis and treatment; this will aggravate the condition. Therefore, avoid taking medication without authorization.

Through this article's discussion of what to do if you have dermatitis on your face, I believe that if female friends encounter symptoms of dermatitis on their faces in the future, they must remember the taboos mentioned in this article when treating dermatitis, so as to avoid aggravating the condition due to their own negligence.