How to deal with anesthetic allergy

For anesthetic allergy, appropriate treatment measures should be chosen according to the condition of the allergy. If the allergy is not very serious, it is necessary to stop using the drug. It can also be treated with oral medication to relieve allergic symptoms.

1. Stop using the product. After anesthesia, you may experience red spots, papules, and itching on your skin. If it is mainly a mild allergy, you need to stop using it immediately. For most people, the allergy will gradually improve in about a week. However, you should develop good living habits in daily life, avoid contact with allergens, and pay attention to a light diet. You can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. You should pay attention to drinking plenty of water, which can promote the body's metabolism and help improve symptoms.

2. Oral medication; If the allergy is severe, with symptoms of itching all over the skin, and especially erythema all over the skin, you need to take antihistamines under the guidance of a doctor, such as loratadine or cetirizine. If there is local swelling or exudation, you can use boric acid solution for wet compress. In severe cases, you can also apply glucocorticoid cream.

During the recovery process, try to wear loose cotton clothes to avoid friction on the skin. Also, pay attention to rest more. Strenuous exercise is not recommended. If you sweat a lot, it may cause irritation to the skin and affect recovery.