Chinese medicine treatment for face allergy itchy redness needs to carry out diagnosis and treatment, in Chinese medicine “lacquer sores” (caused by lacquer irritation and inflammatory reaction), “sunburn sores” (skin by sun exposure and caused by inflammatory skin disease) and other diseases will appear face allergy itchy redness. Some of the remedies commonly used nowadays include Wind-eliminating Powder, Qingying Tang, and so on.
1. Lacrimal Sore
(1) Wind-heat-embedded skin syndrome: the patient has an acute onset of the disease, preferably on the head and face, with reddish skin lesions, light swelling, conscious itching and burning, red tongue with thin yellow fur, and floating pulse. The treatment is to remove wind and clear heat to stop itching, and can use the addition and subtraction of elimination of wind powder.
(2) Blood deficiency, wind and dryness syndrome: patients with long duration of illness, recurrent episodes, intense itching, scratches and scabs. It is necessary to nourish the blood and moisten the dryness, dispel the wind to stop itching (by removing the wind that invades the surface of the muscle to stop itching), can use angelica drink combined with the elimination of wind powder plus subtractions.
2. Sunburn Sore
(1) Heat and toxin invasion evidence: most common in summer, exposed parts of the skin after sun exposure diffuse redness, swelling, local tingling, burning, itching sensation. Often need to clear heat and cool the blood to detoxify, can use Qingying Tang plus reduction.
(2) Heat-dampness-heat-toxicity syndrome: the patient’s skin is red and swollen at the sunburned area, and the itching is heavy; it may be accompanied by head swelling and pain, chest tightness and other symptoms. To remove heat and dampness and detoxify the toxin, use Sanshi Tang combined with Qingzhu Tang plus subtractions.
The adverse effects of the above prescriptions are not clear. Patients with discomfort are advised to consult a doctor in time, and the drugs need to be used by a TCM doctor after diagnosis, avoid self-medication, so as to avoid adverse consequences.