Disposable masks that cause skin allergies are recommended to suspend wearing the mask. If the allergy is mild, you can drink more water to speed up the body’s metabolism to relieve the symptoms. If the symptoms are obvious and uncomfortable, you can take oral loratadine, benadryl and other drugs to relieve the symptoms. If you need to use drugs, you need to use under the guidance of a doctor. Disposable masks cause skin allergies recommend that patients first suspend wearing the mask. It is possible that the material of the disposable mask or wearing the mask is not breathable, resulting in allergies. If there is only a slight redness and no other discomfort, the patient can use water to wash the face and drink more water to accelerate the body’s metabolism to alleviate the symptoms. If the allergy causes redness, swelling, itchiness, pain or a generalized rash, the patient can take oral loratadine, benadryl and other anti-allergy drugs to relieve the symptoms. If you need to use drugs, you need to use under the guidance of a doctor.