How to treat swollen lips due to allergies

Sometimes, when we find that our lips are red and swollen, we may subconsciously think that we are getting a fever. In fact, red and swollen lips may also be an allergic reaction. There are many reasons for lip allergies, which may be food, cosmetics, skin care products, etc. For allergies we need to find the allergens and stay away from them.

1: Get rid of bad habits such as licking and biting your lips, and try to smoke and drink less.

2: Eat more fresh vegetables, such as bean sprouts, rapeseed, cabbage, white radish, etc. to increase the intake of B vitamins.

3: Avoid sun exposure as much as possible and drink plenty of water in time. Drinking enough water is very helpful for balancing the body's functions and can effectively prevent chapped lips.

4: Both men and women should use lip balm. Try to choose colorless lipstick with less irritating ingredients. For people with allergies, applying sesame oil or honey to the lips with a cotton swab can also have a good moisturizing effect.

5: You can use a humidifier to increase the humidity of the air. Placing a humidifier indoors can make the indoor environment suitable, especially when used during the day, it can greatly reduce the absorption of moisture from the human body by dry air and reduce the occurrence of cheilitis.

6: For simple lip contact allergy, just keep allergy-causing foods or cosmetics away from your lips. For foods that cause allergies, if you are a big foodie and cannot bear to eat them, you can drink liquids directly with a straw, and use chopsticks or other tableware to put solid foods into your mouth. Do not let the food touch your lips in between. The saliva that is stained with food cannot be spit out but can only be swallowed to avoid irritating the lips. As for cosmetics, you should avoid using the same brand and type.