Allergic eczema

Any disease requires a good method to be treated. Colds are very common diseases in life. This type of disease does not pose a big threat to human health, but if it is not treated in time after discovery, it will not help in any aspect of the body. Allergic eczema is a serious disease. Although it is a skin disease, the disease develops very quickly and causes great damage to human health.

Many people don’t know much about allergic eczema, so when they suffer from this disease, they don’t know what to do. When they find that they have this disease, they must seek timely treatment so that the disease can be greatly improved.

Allergic eczema:

Allergic eczema is a common inflammatory skin disease with clinical characteristics of polymorphic rash, exudative tendency, symmetrical distribution, and severe itching. The disease is prone to recurrence and may not heal for many years. The cause of the disease is complex. It is mostly caused by the interaction of certain external or internal factors. The cause-effect relationship is more complex and there are many other influencing factors, so it is different from contact dermatitis. The cause is difficult to eliminate and the disease is prone to recurrence and chronicity.

Causes of Eczema

External factors: such as chemicals, cosmetics, fragrances, dyes, detergents, animal toxins, foreign proteins such as eggs, fish, shrimp and milk, pollen, dust, bacterial infection, sun exposure, cold, scratching, etc.

Internal factors: allergic constitution, metabolic, endocrine or digestive tract disorders, neuropsychiatric dysfunction, excessive fatigue, mental stress, lesion infection, intestinal parasitic disease, varicose veins, hyperhidrosis, dry skin, etc.

Pathogenesis of eczema: a delayed allergic reaction caused by complex internal and external factors. But some eczema is not related to allergies. Changes in patient responsiveness often involve multiple factors, some of which are still unclear and require further study.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that this disease is often caused by improper diet, alcoholism or excessive consumption of spicy, stimulating and fishy foods, which damage the spleen and stomach, causing the spleen to fail to function properly, resulting in internal accumulation of dampness and heat, and external invasion of rheumatism and heat. The two evils inside and outside fight against each other, fill the pores, and penetrate the skin to cause this disease. Or it may be due to physical weakness, the spleen being the cause of dampness, and the skin being malnourished. Or it may be due to long-term accumulation of dampness and heat, which consumes yin blood, turns into dryness and generates wind, resulting in blood deficiency, wind-dryness, and cracked skin and nails.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the treatment of allergic eczema. When treating the disease, we can follow the above methods. However, it should be noted that during the treatment of this type of disease, you cannot eat casually. You should eat less spicy, raw, cold, and greasy food to help improve the disease.