What kind of hairy things have you encountered in life?

The word "fawu" is always mentioned in the mouth of ordinary people. Although no one can tell what the food refers to, they can always name several common "hair products". Most of them are fishy and smelly foods.

The term "fawu" has been frequently used by many clinicians. For example, when a patient is undergoing medication or surgery for illness, the doctor sometimes tells him to eat less food! But most doctors vaguely name one or two common ones. So what the hell is this hair thing? The editor will discuss it today:

The editor personally believes that hair products are things that can cause allergic reactions in people, and everyone can also understand them as allergens. In addition to hair products causing allergic reactions, the editor has not found any other more scientific theories.

It is relatively easy to understand based on allergic reactions.

Different people react differently to different allergens, so it varies from person to person. Under normal circumstances, hair products will not produce strong side effects when consumed in moderation. It will only induce allergic reactions in people with certain special physiques or who are suffering from certain diseases. Commonly seen are skin diseases, including skin itching, dermatitis, etc.

Any food you eat can directly cause the expansion of skin capillaries and accelerate blood flow, which can aggravate the condition of skin diseases. We can collectively call this type of food "fat food". For example, alcohol, onions, garlic and other spicy foods can be counted. Therefore, friends with a history of itchy skin should eat less of these hair-raising products.

In addition, fish, shrimps, crabs, etc. are often important triggers of skin diseases. Because fish, shrimp, and crabs themselves contain histamine, and histamine can increase blood vessel permeability, dilate capillaries, cause congestion, plasma leakage, and edema, leading to allergic reactions and aggravating skin diseases.

Although it does not contain histamine itself, it can cause an increase in histamine in the human body. For example, if fermented bean curd is dripped on the back of the hand, people with sensitive skin will quickly cause symptoms such as redness, swelling, and itching. If you are in the onset of skin diseases, it will be even worse, so it is also considered a "hair substance". Fermented bean curd is also a trigger for asthma.

Of course, it includes not only skin diseases and asthma, but also fever, eczema, enteritis, etc., all of which have corresponding hair products. To briefly summarize, common foods:

Mushrooms, fish, shrimps, crabs and other aquatic products, peaches and mangoes and other fruits, bamboo shoots, leeks and other vegetables, mutton and dog meat and other spicy and hot meats, peas Bean products such as , soybeans, fermented bean curd, and spicy foods such as white wine, onions, garlic, and peppers. Therefore, it is not unreasonable for the common people to regard foods such as meat and fishy smell as fat. Are all hair products necessarily bad?

Not necessarily. For example: For example, if the patient is in the early stage of measles and the rash is still growing, at this time, if you use some so-called "hair products", it can shorten the course of the disease. , such as eating mushrooms, bamboo shoots and other foods.

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