Why are my cheeks red and hot?

In fact, many people will find a rather strange phenomenon. They don’t know why, but their cheeks are always prone to redness and hotness, and there is no fever. When faced with this problem, they naturally don’t know what solution to take. They are also afraid that it is a disease that will affect their health. So in response to this problem, the following is a detailed introduction to the reasons why the cheeks become red and hot.

Sensitive skin generally has the following skin characteristics:

1. The skin appears thinner and red blood streaks (dilated capillaries) are easily visible.

2. The skin easily turns red. Generally, when the temperature changes, whether it is too cold or too hot, the skin will easily turn red and hot.

3. Easily affected by environmental factors, seasonal changes and facial care products, which is usually attributed to genetic factors and may be accompanied by systemic skin sensitivity.

There are two root causes of sensitive skin:

1. On the outside, because the stratum corneum is too thin and the skin is not moisturized enough, the skin's barrier function is too weak to resist external stimuli.

2. Internally, the nerve fibers of the skin are often stimulated by the outside world and become overly excited, which can easily lead to redness, fever, itching, stinging, rashes and other discomforts. There are many causes of skin allergies. For example, fish, milk, and eggs can also cause skin allergies; pollen and mites in the air are also sources of allergies; some drugs, metals, dyes, etc. can also cause skin allergies. First, you need to find the allergen. If it is an allergy to skin care products, stop using it immediately.

In fact, no matter what abnormal conditions occur in the body, we should not ignore them, because we all understand that certain conditions may be signs of disease, such as red and hot cheeks. If we ignore them, these diseases may become more serious. Therefore, for the sake of physical health, we should pay attention to these details.