Symptoms of facial dermatitis

With the improvement of living standards, people have higher and higher requirements for themselves. Everyone wants to have a beautiful face and hope that their skin is moisturized and radiant. Facial dermatitis is something that bothers everyone. Facial dermatitis will cause symptoms such as redness, swelling, acne, itchy skin, and skin allergies. It is very uncomfortable and difficult to cure, so everyone should prevent these diseases and wash their face thoroughly.

Facial dermatitis can be mild or severe. For mild cases, you can take some promethazine, while for severe cases, you need to go to the dermatology department of the hospital for treatment. During this period, you cannot eat raw, cold, spicy or irritating foods, fried, greasy or irritating foods. You need to avoid certain foods.

Dermatitis is a problem that bothers many people nowadays. When dermatitis occurs, it is often accompanied by itching symptoms, which has a significant impact on people's lives! But if dermatitis grows on the face, it will be even more troublesome. Do you know about facial dermatitis? Knowing how to prevent and treat dermatitis is particularly critical. Now for some facial dermatitis types.

1. Recurrent facial dermatitis: In spring and autumn, people may suffer from recurrent facial dermatitis due to dust, pollen, cosmetics, sunlight stimulation, mental stress, fatigue and digestive dysfunction. It is more common in women aged 20-40, mainly in spring and autumn, with sudden onset and itching.

The lesions initially appear around the eyelids and gradually spread to the face. Most of the cases are mild localized erythema, mild swelling, and small scales like rice bran, but no blisters, papules, infiltration or lichenification. If you have a particularly sensitive face, you must avoid contact with pollen and the like.

2. Facial contact dermatitis: When some people who are prone to allergies come into contact with cosmetics, topical medications and certain daily necessities on a daily basis, facial allergic contact dermatitis may also occur; for example, hair dye allergies can often cause dermatitis on the upper eyelids, hairline and earlobes; cosmetics often cause dermatitis on the cheeks; topical medications can often cause dermatitis at the medication site; industrial dust and other airborne substances can cause airborne contact dermatitis on the face and neck.

In this regard, experts from Changchun Dermatology Hospital remind that due to the different nature of the contact objects, contact methods and individual reactivity, the form, scope and severity of dermatitis are also different. In mild cases, there is light red or erythema, slight edema, or dense needle-sized papules. In severe cases, there are obvious erythema and swelling, with dense papules and blisters. Bullae may also occur. Timely medical treatment is necessary to prevent infection and serious illness.

Patients with facial dermatitis should pay attention to their personal hygiene, have a diversified diet, try not to apply any cosmetics during the period of facial dermatitis, and go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid causing other diseases or worsening facial dermatitis.