What to do when body itching is unbearable?

In people's daily lives, some people will experience unbearable itching on their bodies. There are many reasons for this situation. It may be an allergic reaction caused by some stimulation to the skin, or it may be a skin disease caused by low skin immunity. Unbearable body itching has a great impact on the human body, so people will take some measures to deal with it. Here we will introduce what to do if you have unbearable body itching.

Many people have had similar experiences of red bumps on their bodies. In fact, from a medical point of view, red bumps may be a manifestation of skin allergies. When the skin is exposed to various irritants, such as eczema, pollen, certain foods and polluted air, many people will have an allergic reaction, resulting in swelling of the skin or the formation of red bumps.

Skin allergies are related to low immunity or genetics, so Western medicine believes that "allergies" are "incurable diseases." Skin allergies are common skin diseases. Patients can stay away from allergens, clean the skin with cold water in time, and apply appropriate amount of skin care products. In serious cases, they need to see a doctor for timely help.

1. Eliminate allergic factors

If the red bumps are caused by allergies, the first thing to do is to eliminate the allergic factors. For example, skin care products with anti-inflammatory and soothing effects should be used after washing your face with clean water. Avoid exposure to the environment, avoid mosquito bites, pay attention to diet, etc. If redness persists, please go to the hospital for desensitization treatment.

2. Strengthen skin resistance

Such as ensuring adequate sleep, a balanced diet, a harmonious mood, staying away from environmental and allergens, and reducing skin irritation. With proper treatment, mild sensitivity will recover quickly, but if it is serious, seek medical attention immediately. If you have not been diagnosed by a doctor, do not go to the pharmacy to buy medicine for use. Although some medicines are effective in suppressing inflammation once, long-term use can cause side effects and be harmful to your health.

3. Timely and regular treatment

In a regular hospital, the first thing to do is to find out the cause of the patient's unexplained illness, clearly diagnose the rash and itching on the patient, and then provide targeted treatment after the cause is diagnosed. Some Chinese medicines have the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, reducing swelling and relieving pain, and are suitable for dermatitis red bumps.

If you have bumps on your body that are itchy and increasing in number, it is likely urticaria. Urticaria is an allergic skin disease caused by a variety of internal and external factors. The etiology is complex and most of the time no specific cause can be found. Even if the cause of acute urticaria cannot be found, most cases can be cured through anti-allergic treatment. Second-generation H1 receptor antagonists are commonly used in treatment, such as loratadine, cetirizine, levocetirizine, desloratadine citrate, and mizolastine. If a second-generation H1 receptor antagonist cannot control the disease, another H1 receptor antagonist can be added, or it can be used in combination with a first-generation H1 receptor antagonist, such as ketotifen, cyproheptadine, doxepin, etc. If the effect is still unsatisfactory or the rash is widespread, you can take the glucocorticoid prednisone tablets orally, and inject compound betamethasone injection intramuscularly if necessary. Calamine lotion can be applied externally to the skin lesions several times a day. During the illness, avoid eating foreign proteins such as fish, shrimp, crab, etc., avoid spicy and irritating foods, tobacco, and alcohol, and avoid washing with hot water.