What are the treatments for UV allergy?

Nowadays, many people have heard of pollen allergies, and some are allergic to certain skin care products, but in fact some people are allergic to ultraviolet rays. Once allergic, they must avoid exposure to ultraviolet rays and need to create a positive environment. They should pay attention to supplementing vitamins and fruits and vegetables, and try not to go out. They also need to protect their bodies when they go out.

What should I do if I am allergic to UV rays? It is particularly important to master some simple and effective treatments. Common treatments are Western medicine or diet therapy. Let us take a closer look at them below.

Western medicine treatment:

Western medicine treats ultraviolet allergy by generally giving anti-allergic drugs to relieve allergic symptoms. This is a more conventional treatment.

Internal treatment method:

1. Eat more foods containing vitamin A and fresh vegetables and fruits to maintain normal skin function. Some photosensitive foods that can induce seasonal dermatitis should be eaten as little as possible or not at all.

2. Try not to use hot water, alkaline soap, or rough towels when washing your face.

3. Do facial beauty exercises every day.

Tips:

Eat more anti-allergic foods and less photosensitive foods; common photosensitive foods include: celery, lettuce, rapeseed, spinach, amaranth, Chinese cabbage, sweet clover, gray vegetable, mustard greens, amaranth, figs, lemon, white radish, coriander, leek, etc. are all photosensitive plants. It is recommended that you avoid activities under strong sunlight and eat more foods rich in vitamins and fiber to effectively prevent allergies. In addition, you must use sunscreen with caution, because many allergic skins are allergic to sunscreen. You should do an allergy test before use. You can use a little on the back of your hand first. If there is no adverse reaction, you can use it on a large area.