Repeated redness, swelling and allergies around the eyes

Repeated redness, swelling and allergies around the eyes may be caused by long-term stimulation by allergens, or it may be due to failure to take correct treatment methods. You need to take anti-allergic drugs and desensitization treatments as prescribed by your doctor.

1. Allergen stimulation: Allergic reactions are characterized by recurring attacks. After recovery, if stimulated by allergens, allergic reactions are likely to occur again, resulting in obvious redness and swelling around the eyes, as well as varying degrees of itching. Common allergens in life include animal hair, pollen, or catkins. People with allergic constitutions will develop allergic rhinitis, allergic asthma, or allergic rash after being stimulated by allergens. They need to choose a regular tertiary hospital to test the allergens. Clinically, desensitization is the main treatment method. In severe cases, shortness of breath and pale complexion may also occur.

2. Treatment method: If you do not take the correct treatment method and use the medicine at home privately without any therapeutic effect, it may cause persistent local development and may affect your vision in severe cases. You need to follow the doctor's instructions and take oral anti-allergic drugs, such as loratadine and cetirizine. During the oral medication period, you need to pay attention to a reasonable diet, choose light and easily digestible foods, and avoid consuming seafood, which may cause allergic symptoms.