People who are allergic to mango often have redness, swelling, itching and even a small rash after eating or touching mango. Some people have numb lips and itchy throat. Symptoms are more serious, such as a large area of erythema on the lips, mouth, ears and neck, and even slight edema, accompanied by abdominal pain and diarrhea.

As soon as mango allergy appears, many people go to hospitals or pharmacies to buy some anti-allergic ointments and tablets to relieve the symptoms. However, the next time they eat mango, they will also have allergic symptoms. Repeated use of antiallergic drugs will bring many side effects, which will seriously lead to dependent dermatitis. So it is not recommended.

After allergic symptoms appear, you can use pearl powder to dry compress, and the feeling effect is OK. Although it is not immediate, it has the effect of relieving itching and convergence. Moreover, I am allergic to eczema, and neither the ointment nor the potion seems appropriate.