Food that dermatitis can't eat.
1. fishy hair
Don't eat shrimp, crab, pig's head and all kinds of fried foods, which will easily contribute to damp heat, lead to aggravation of heat toxicity and skin lesions.
Step 2: vegetables
All plant foods with special smells (mainly some volatile oils) are easy to cause allergies, such as leeks, parsley and fennel mentioned above. In addition, celery, Toona sinensis and some wild vegetables are also easy to cause allergies.
Cereals
Wheat food is more common: such as wheat, barley, oats, buckwheat and so on. In addition, beans are more likely to cause allergies.
Step 4: nuts
Mainly peanuts, in addition to walnuts, hazelnuts, almonds and so on. Can also cause allergies. In addition, various condiments and spices may also cause allergies.
Five taboos
First, avoid scratching, scratching will make the skin thicker and even cause infection. Scratching also plays a strengthening role. The more patients scratch, the more they itch, forming a vicious circle and prolonging the course of disease.
Second, avoid scalding dermatitis and eczema with hot water. In the acute stage, due to intradermal telangiectasia, there will be different degrees of skin redness, papules and blisters. Scalding or soaking in hot water will aggravate swelling, increase osmotic fluid and aggravate the condition. Therefore, patients with dermatitis and eczema should take a warm shower to avoid soaking in hot water and rubbing hard.
Third, avoid soap washing, especially strong alkaline soap, which is a chemical stimulus to the skin and can aggravate dermatitis and eczema. If you need to use soap to decontaminate, you'd better choose boric acid soap with less irritation.
Fourth, avoid spicy food such as pepper, wine, strong tea and coffee. Can aggravate itching and eczema or recurrence, and should be avoided.
5. Avoid blindly taking drugs for dermatitis and eczema, which have a long course and are easy to repeat. Patients should cooperate with doctors for patient treatment. Some people are eager for treatment, and apply high-concentration antipruritic drugs to the skin lesions without a doctor's treatment; On the contrary, it aggravated the condition. Therefore, unauthorized use of drugs is prohibited.
Causes of dermatitis in summer
1, insect bites summer dermatitis
It is caused by mosquitoes, flies and even mites and jumping Sao. People with different constitutions often have different reactions after being bitten by mosquitoes, which may lead to little red dot, blisters and even blisters. If bitten by bees or other insects, toxins will enter the body, and the skin may be red and swollen or as many as a dozen bags, often itching. If you find yourself bitten by bees or unknown insects, you can wash it with soapy water first. Topical drugs can be used for mild symptoms, and oral antiallergic drugs can be used for severe symptoms.
To avoid being bitten by mosquitoes, it is particularly important to do a good job of environmental sanitation at ordinary times, and use pesticides when necessary. In addition, the newly bought summer sleeping mat must be washed first, and it is best to scald it with boiling water and dry it for a while before using it.
2, solar dermatitis
Acute phototoxic reaction of skin caused by overexposure of exposed part of skin to sunlight, the main symptoms are redness, burning, burning pain, peeling and so on. Symptoms usually do not appear immediately, ranging from three to six hours to 24 hours later. If you find that your cheeks and nose are red and there is a possibility of sunburn, you can immediately wet these parts with cold water. You can wet it with cotton, gauze or towel for about 20 minutes at a time.
When going out, you should try to wear a hat or an umbrella and wear long-sleeved clothes. Sunscreen can be used for outdoor activities for a long time. If you go swimming or go to the seaside to play with water, you must use sunscreen with high sun protection coefficient to avoid the reflection of water on ultraviolet rays from hurting your skin.
3. Mold infection
Tinea pedis, tinea cruris and tinea versicolor are common. Because tinea is contagious, it is recommended to see a doctor at the first time for thorough treatment. When using external antifungal drugs, oral antifungal drugs can also be used. But it will last at least two weeks. At the same time of treatment, all personal clothes should be thoroughly cleaned.