Skin allergy to heat

Regarding skin diseases, patients usually feel itchy all over their body when they develop the disease. When patients feel itchy skin, it has a lot to do with the environment they are in, especially when the hot and cold environment alternates. This situation will be obvious. Some people may feel itchy when their skin is exposed to heat, and red spots will appear on the skin after scratching it with their hands. So what should we do if the skin is allergic to heat?

This situation should be cholestatic urticaria. Urticaria is an allergic skin disease, but a few unlucky people are allergic to heat. It can be triggered by hot meals, hot wind, hot water, strenuous exercise, etc. Once discovered, it will go away quickly by flushing with cold water. When the body temperature rises slightly due to heat, mental stress, intake of hot food or drink, or after exercise, the increased blood flow stimulates the brain's temperature regulation center, excites the cholesterin nerves and releases acetylcholine. We call the symptoms caused by allergies cholesterin urticaria.

The skin has a thin stratum corneum. In addition to daily care, it is recommended not to use exfoliating facial cleansers. In terms of diet, it is recommended to consume more foods rich in beta-carotene and B vitamins.

Increasing the amount of high-quality protein can enhance the resistance of the skin's stratum corneum and prevent allergies.

It is recommended to eat more soybeans, fish, fresh fruits and vegetables, and grains. Regular consumption of coix seed, mung bean, white fungus, lily, lotus root, lotus seeds, almonds, etc. can nourish yin and moisten the lungs, and help relieve skin allergies.