Repeated allergic rashes on the face are considered to be related to the irritation of cosmetics, long-term application of hormone drugs and other factors. It is recommended to stop the use of suspicious items and give anti-allergy drugs and glucocorticoid drugs to help relieve symptoms if necessary.
1. Cosmetic irritation: Sensitive skin, allergic to the ingredients inside certain cosmetics, long-term use without replacement, may lead to facial skin allergy and red rash. It is recommended to stop the use of suspicious cosmetics. If necessary, anti-allergy drugs such as loratadine and olopatadine hydrochloride should be given to relieve allergic symptoms.
2. Long-term application of hormonal drugs: Long-term application of hormonal drugs may lead to thinning of the skin and dilation of capillaries, which may lead to skin allergy, redness, itching and other symptoms. Glycerine lotion, boric acid solution, oral imipramine, chlorpheniramine and other drugs can be given.
It is recommended to develop a good dietary habits, reduce the intake of food that can easily trigger allergies. If necessary, go to the dermatology department of the hospital, or consider receiving desensitization treatment.