Skin allergy pigmentation

Skin allergies are common in normal times. They are mainly caused by sensitive skin coming into contact with allergens, which can lead to erythema and itching on the skin. Erythema is caused by congestion, and skin allergies can also lead to pigmentation. Especially the symptoms of eczema, which may cause the skin to appear different colors. Therefore, patients should choose the method of treating eczema according to the doctor's advice.

The main symptoms of eczema are erythema and itching. Scratching may aggravate the skin lesions and cause exudation. For patients with long-term eczema and severe skin lesions, pigmentation may remain after healing. So will the pigmentation of eczema disappear? Obviously, this is a question that every eczema patient is concerned about. The reason why eczema causes pigmentation problems is that the pigments produced by the human body itself cause the skin to show pigment changes of different colors, ranges, and depths. Generally, as long as you pay attention to care, it will slowly disappear in about a few months, so there is no need to worry too much.

Eczema pigmentation can be eliminated, but it should be noted that during the recovery process of pigmentation fading, you must strictly follow the doctor's instructions and do daily care to restore your skin to a healthy and normal skin color.

How to take care of the pigmentation left after eczema is cured? Pay attention to the following aspects:

(1) At ordinary times, you should pay attention to keeping your skin clean and dry, pay attention to moisturizing, and avoid dryness, because this will cause skin cracking problems, which can induce more serious pigmentation.

(2) Eat a balanced diet. Before the pigmentation subsides, you must avoid spicy foods. Also avoid fish, shrimp and other irritating foods to prevent the recurrence of eczema or skin irritation that makes the pigmentation worse.

(3) Avoid applying hormone-containing ointments to the affected area without permission. Long-term use of hormone-containing ointments will aggravate pigmentation. Also, do not blindly apply whitening products to the affected area.

It can be seen that it is a common phenomenon to have inherited pigmentation on the skin after eczema. As long as you pay attention to the relevant care work, it will gradually disappear on its own, so there is no need to worry too much. Of course, eczema has the characteristics of recurring, so after the patient is treated, even if the pigmentation has subsided, he should pay attention to some factors that may cause eczema to prevent eczema from recurring. Such repeated attacks have a great impact on the skin and are more likely to aggravate pigmentation, so attention should be paid.