What causes itchy buttocks?

If your buttocks itch, you should pay attention. There are many reasons for itching. First of all, if you often sit for a long time, it will often cause problems with the skin of the buttocks, which may lead to some infections, and itching is prone to occur at this time. In addition, some adverse external factors may also cause buttocks itching, such as eczema, dermatitis, etc., so if itching occurs, you should adjust and treat the symptoms.

What causes itchy buttocks?

1. Internal factors: The patient's allergic constitution is an important factor in this disease. It is related to genetics and may change with age and environment. Neurological factors such as anxiety, tension, emotional excitement, insomnia, fatigue, etc. may also induce or aggravate the disease. In addition, endocrine, metabolic and gastrointestinal dysfunction, infectious lesions, etc. are also related to the onset of the disease.

2. External factors: such as sunlight, humidity, dryness, scratching, friction, cosmetics, soap, fur, fuel, artificial fibers, etc. can induce eczema. Certain foods such as fish, shrimp, eggs, etc. can also aggravate eczema.

Daily care

1. Protect your skin

The most important thing to do in daily care for eczema is to take protective measures for the skin, adjust the digestive and endocrine functions, and actively treat diseases such as long-term constipation, ulcerative colitis, diabetes, etc. In addition, you should take good care of your skin according to seasonal changes, protecting it from wind, sun, rain and frost.

2. Avoid external stimulation

Avoiding external stimulation is an integral part of daily care for eczema. Patients with allergies or a history of eczema should try to keep their skin in a properly moist environment and take care to avoid external stimulation such as burns, friction, and the use of alkaline soaps.

3. Pay attention to your diet

Daily care for eczema requires dietary restrictions, especially during the acute phase, when special attention should be paid to diet. Seafood, spicy food, eggs, mangoes and other foods are not allowed to be eaten. In addition, it is best to quit smoking and drinking. Pay attention to the relationship between diet and disease. If you find that eating certain foods aggravates or induces the disease, you should avoid eating them.

4. Keep a happy mood

Psychological factors are always a difficult hurdle to overcome. In daily care for eczema, don’t forget to pay attention to the combination of work and rest, keep your body and mind healthy, exercise properly, pay attention to rest, and relax appropriately to release stress.

5. Pay attention to personal hygiene

Daily care for eczema must include good personal hygiene. In daily life, eczema patients should wear loose and comfortable clothes as much as possible and choose pure cotton products. Especially those who are allergic to silk and wool should avoid wearing silk fabrics, wool fabrics, leather clothes, and even down jackets.