A burning face can be due to physiologic factors such as exercise and eating hot food. It can also be caused by pathologic factors, such as skin barrier damage, allergies, and fever.
1. Physiological factors.
(1) Exercise. Just after strenuous exercise, the body releases too much heat, resulting in increased heat production, increased body temperature, and facial burning.
(2) Diet. Eating hot food, spicy stimulating food, alcohol stimulation, resulting in facial skin congestion, face hot, fever.
2. Pathologic factors.
(1) Damaged skin barrier. The use of inappropriate skin care products, excessive cleansing care, resulting in thinning of the stratum corneum of the facial skin, stimulated by the outside world, resulting in red and hot face.
(2) Allergy. Facial redness and burning can also be considered to be related to allergies, such as ultraviolet radiation, drug allergies, food allergies, resulting in erythema and redness and burning of the face.
(3) Fever. After infection, heat stroke, endocrine diseases and other various diseases cause the body temperature to rise, the body’s blood circulation increases, capillary expansion, resulting in red and hot skin.
If the face burns for a long time without relief, you need to be examined under the guidance of a doctor to clarify the cause and then standardize the use of medication.