Forehead allergy and peeling

Allergy is a common phenomenon. If allergic peeling occurs on the forehead, be sure to wash it with water, and then apply a heat-clearing and detoxifying ointment on the affected area. Remember not to scratch it with your hands. When going out, be sure to pay attention to sun protection, otherwise it is likely to cause melanin deposition. Usually, take some anti-allergic drugs orally, and the affected area will slowly recover. You don't have to worry too much.

What to do if you have skin allergies in autumn

Tip 1: Prevent scratching behavior

Itching is the most common symptom of skin allergies in autumn, which is extremely painful for babies. When babies feel itchy, they want to scratch, and the more they scratch, the more itchy they become. Therefore, mothers should stop their behavior, cut their nails short, and divert their attention to avoid frequent scratching.

Trick 2: Clean sweat in time

Sweat will soak allergic skin and aggravate the symptoms, so after your baby sweats, wipe off the sweat in time and keep the skin dry.

Trick three: Go to the hospital to identify allergens

There are many factors that cause allergies, and different factors require different targeted treatments. It is best to take your baby to the hospital for a detailed examination to identify the allergic factors and find the right treatment method.

Trick 4: Apply anti-itching ointment

To relieve symptoms and prevent the baby from scratching the skin, you can apply anti-itch ointment on the rash, but do not use too much ointment at one time to avoid adverse effects.

How to care for skin allergies in autumn

1. Pay attention to home hygiene, clean dusty places, and leave no space for mites to survive, thereby reducing the chance of worsening of the baby's condition;

2. Use an air filter or dehumidifier to keep the indoor air fresh and ventilated to create a good resting environment for the baby;

3. Try not to let sick babies eat raw or cold food, as these foods will aggravate the symptoms and affect health;

4. Let your baby eat less milk, eggs, peanuts, seafood and other foods that are prone to induce allergies, and take good care of him to avoid more serious allergic reactions.

5. Let your baby rest more and avoid outdoor activities to avoid contact with other babies and spread the disease to others.