How to relieve facial allergies in spring

For allergic skin, you first need to determine whether you are allergic. If not, and your face is prone to allergies, it is probably caused by damage to the skin barrier. You should pay attention to the repair of the skin barrier.

For spring allergies, itching, and discomfort, you can take some anti-allergy medicine. When going out, try to take protective measures, such as masks, hats, glasses, sunscreen products, etc., to avoid contact with allergens. You can also use protective oil to isolate the skin from the outside world. It will also play a very good protective role.

Many people have sensitive skin and are prone to allergies, which may cause itching, rash or redness. Especially in spring, this is the season when skin allergies are most common, so patients should pay more attention. Why is the skin fragile in spring and what causes it? In order to avoid skin allergies in spring, it is necessary to find out the causes of skin allergies. UV rays start to rise in the spring. Although they are not as strong as summer ones, they are much stronger than winter ones. If patients do not pay attention to sun protection, the skin can easily be damaged by ultraviolet rays, causing itching, redness, peeling, etc., and they may even suffer from solar dermatitis. Therefore, patients are advised to apply sunscreen and wear a hat when going for a walk.

Mites are a common allergen that can cause allergic rhinitis and allergic asthma. Especially in spring, when the temperature begins to rise, this is also the season for mites to reproduce and grow. Therefore, more people’s skin allergies are caused by mites. Since this condition causes allergies, patients are advised to expose common items to sunlight to kill and inhibit the growth of mites. In winter, the temperature is relatively low, and the skin is in a defensive state. With the arrival of spring, the temperature changes greatly, and the skin cannot adapt to this temperature change, leading to allergies. An increase in temperature will speed up blood circulation, so the blood content in the capillaries will also increase, causing the capillaries to dilate, their permeability will also increase, and the skin will appear red. If the patient has sensitive or red skin, this will only worsen symptoms.

There is a lot of dust flying in the air in spring. We must know that dust allergy refers to allergic reactions caused by microorganisms in dust in our lives, and it is also one of the common causes of allergies. Dust allergies include animal hair, cotton fibers and various fibers. The weather begins to rise in spring, when most flowers bloom and pollen spreads through the air. It is important to know that some patients are allergic to pollen. After a large amount of pollen in the air enters the nasal cavity, the patient will sneeze frequently and redness, swelling and pimples will appear on the skin. After the transition from winter to spring, the skin has not yet recovered and is relatively fragile. In order to avoid skin allergies in spring, patients should use daily sun protection. At the same time, if the patient is allergic to pollen, remember to wear a mask and stay away from allergens, so that the chance of skin allergies will be reduced.

As winter turns to spring, the sun rises earlier and sets later, and people’s metabolic capacity also improves. Sebum and sweat increase with increased metabolism and secretion, and the skin becomes sensitive. Especially when living in the north, the weather at this time is windy and dry, and water evaporates quickly. If the skin is not moisturized, the skin will lose moisture faster. Dry and dehydrated skin can easily cause skin sensitivity, so if your skin is dehydrated, be sure to replenish it. Apply the mask three times a week, and apply lotion in the morning and evening. At the same time, as the temperature rises, people's blood circulation will speed up, which will cause the capillaries to expand, making the skin more transparent and making the skin look redder than usual. Allergies are caused by substances that irritate the skin. In spring, catkins are flying all over the sky, the weather is dry, dust becomes more, everything revives, and the air is also mixed with pollen and dust mites.

After these substances become active, people come into contact with them the most, so the reaction on the face must be the most sensitive. Try to stay away from these environments. There are also some bacteria, mites and other microorganisms that will become active on the skin as the temperature rises, causing skin allergies. Therefore, you should pay attention to bathing frequently, pay attention to hygiene, change clothes frequently, and bask in the sun frequently, which can effectively kill microorganisms. The ultraviolet rays in spring are stronger than those in winter, so it is difficult for the skin to receive ultraviolet rays for a long time, and it is easy to cause solar dermatitis due to skin damage. Of course, this is different from individual skin conditions, and the impact is also different. Some people's skin will darken after being exposed to the sun, and some people will become inflamed after being exposed to the sun, resulting in red, swollen and itchy skin. So, if you don’t have the best sun protection and UV rays cause damage to your skin, then apply sunscreen after applying basic skin care every day.