Symptoms of saliva allergy

Symptoms of saliva allergy include dryness, pain, erythema, herpes and other problems in the lips. The specific symptoms vary from person to person and are mainly related to one's own physical constitution.

1. Dryness and cracking: After saliva allergy occurs, inflammatory scaly skin and dryness and cracking will appear around the lips.

2. Pain: If your lips are chapped for a long time and you do not replenish moisture or apply lip balm in time, the chapped lips will become more severe and you will feel more obvious pain in the lips.

3. Erythema: Patients who are allergic to saliva may develop local erythema and red spots on the skin. These spots are still obvious after the allergic reaction is controlled by medication. Under the guidance of a doctor, you need to apply ointment to gradually fade the erythema until it disappears completely.

4. Herpes: If the allergy is caused by saliva kissing, there may be a viral or bacterial infection, and herpes appears at the corners of the mouth. You need to apply acyclovir ointment under the guidance of a doctor to relieve the condition. If necessary, you can also take oral antibacterial drugs, such as cefuroxime or cefixime.

Saliva allergy is generally related to a person's physical constitution. It may be caused by low immunity or an allergic reaction to certain substances. It requires timely medication treatment to gradually improve the condition. It takes about a week to take medication.