How to deal with sunburned allergic skin?

Written by Zhu Zhu

Dermatology

Updated on November 17, 2024

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Sunburned skin allergies are actually caused by the strong ultraviolet rays contained in sunlight. When ultraviolet rays shine on the skin, they can cause allergies and other damage to the skin. If sunburn-induced skin allergies occur, it is essential to avoid further exposure to sunlight and keep away from it. Secondly, keep the skin clean and avoid using irritating cleansing products. Finally, it is recommended to use cold compresses for treatment and apply some aloe vera gel to the affected areas of the skin.

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Precautions for Skin Allergies

After experiencing a skin allergy, there are many aspects that need attention. First, it is crucial to identify the cause of the skin allergy. Once the cause is identified, one must avoid further contact with the allergen. Secondly, if a skin allergy has already occurred, it is necessary to use some anti-allergy medications for treatment. Thirdly, it is best to avoid eating foods that can easily trigger skin allergies, such as sea fish, shrimp, and crab. Additionally, it is important to always focus on strengthening one's immune system and maintaining a light diet.

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Written by Zhang Jian Bo

Dermatology

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Why is skin allergy prone in spring?

If it is spring, patients prone to skin allergies should consider that it might be related to the inhalation of spring pollen, dust, and dust mites. It is also possible to consider that the revival of all things in spring and the increase in insects can lead to allergic reactions. For patients who are prone to allergies in spring, it is advisable to visit a hospital to complete an allergen test to identify the cause of the allergies and avoid or eliminate them. If possible, desensitization treatments can also be considered. For those who have already developed allergies accompanied by itching, oral antihistamines such as ebastine tablets and loratadine tablets can be taken for anti-allergy and anti-itch treatment. Topical external treatments like Liugan stone wash can also be used for anti-inflammatory and anti-itch treatment.

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Written by Zhu Zhu

Dermatology

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Symptoms of skin allergies

Skin allergies are very common, and their main symptoms include itching, rashes, or changes in skin color. One of the more common symptoms of skin allergies is itching, which in some patients may be so severe that it makes it hard to sleep. Another symptom is developing rashes. It is important not to scratch the rashes with hands, as breaking the skin can lead to secondary bacterial infections.

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Written by Zhu Zhu

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What can you eat with skin allergies?

Skin allergies are caused by exposure to allergens. If skin allergies occur, it is best to check for allergens to see which foods or substances you are allergic to. Foods that do not cause allergic reactions upon testing or after consumption can be eaten. However, foods such as fish, shrimp, beef, lamb, seafood, eggs, and milk are more likely to cause allergies and should be avoided as much as possible.

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Written by Xie Ming Feng

Dermatology

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Can I eat crab if I have a skin allergy?

People with skin allergies should avoid eating crab. Crab is cold in nature and salty in taste, containing a rich array of trace elements and is a high-protein food. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that crab has the effects of clearing heat, relaxing tendons and activating blood circulation, and facilitating joints. However, it is also considered a product that can activate internal wind, classified as an allergenic food. Similarly, Western medicine recognizes crab as a form of foreign protein. Clinically, we have seen patients who are allergic to crab, so for those with skin allergies, we do not recommend eating crab.