How to get rid of chicken skin

Chicken skin is really annoying. Some of them are not serious and just affect the appearance. Some of them not only affect the appearance, but may also have an impact on physical health. Today I will talk to you about how to treat chicken skin. Of course, these treatment methods are only for your own reference. If you want to try them, you can also ask a local doctor first to see if they are possible, and then use them according to your own situation.

Chicken skin is also known as follicular keratosis pilaris, which is characterized by abnormal accumulation of keratin in the pores, forming keratin plugs that block the pores. It appears as small red or black papules, which may be accompanied by redness, swelling and itching. Scratching will leave scars and pigmentation. Treatment difficulties also arise: first, chicken skin is a hereditary disease with unknown causes; second, the drug efficacy is poor, it is difficult to cure, and it is prone to relapse. Third, it is ineffective for chicken skin scars and pigmentation, and cannot improve skin quality.

Some daily methods of removing chicken skin, such as loofah, scrub, bath salt and other products used to rub off excess keratin on the body surface when taking a bath, are also very commonly used methods by some patients with chicken skin. Although such methods can relieve symptoms, they cannot completely cure chicken skin. They only have a relieving effect, and frequent use will damage the skin. They can only be an auxiliary treatment for chicken skin. Exfoliate frequently. Although chicken skin has keratin plugs, frequent exfoliation may make the skin sensitive. Taking a bath with bath salts, scrub and loofah once a month is enough.

Because chicken skin patients lack vitamins A and B in their bodies, foods or medicines rich in vitamin A should be the first choice for chicken skin patients in their daily lives. However, simply supplementing vitamin A is far from enough. The best way to get rid of chicken skin is to choose suitable products.

During the treatment period, do not eat spicy food, do not scratch your skin, and do not expose it to the sun. Excessive exposure to the sun will cause dryness and itching!

Usually, you should pay attention to the nutrition and moisture of your skin. When your skin is in a harsh environment, you must take good protection to avoid clogging of the pores. You should take a bath frequently to keep your skin clean and hygienic. Cleanse your skin with hot water. Too hot water will excessively remove the oil from the skin's surface, causing the skin to become drier and aggravating the itching symptoms. Therefore, try to use warm water to cleanse your skin.

In addition to the above precautions, you must also maintain a good attitude. A good mood is also a good medicine, and a good mood combined with good treatment methods will achieve twice the result with half the effort. If you want to get rid of chicken skin in a short period of time, you can go to the hospital to consult a dermatologist, follow their advice to get medicine, and you can also get good treatment.