Dermatologists point out skin allergy is a chronic disease. But if cared for properly, it can help control the disease
Dr. Somsak Akasil, Director-General of the Department of Medical Affairs revealed that skin allergy is a type of chronic dermatitis. Inherited People with this condition often have a family history of certain types of allergies, such as a chronic cold, dust allergy, hay fever, or asthma. Or there may be several symptoms at the same time. Skin allergy is a non-communicable disease. And there is no way to cure it. The patient has to take care of himself and avoid allergic things. Will slow down symptoms and help control the disease
Dr. Minkwan Wichaidit, MD, Director of the Institute of Dermatology, Department of Medical Affairs added that Skin allergy Have symptoms of dry and itchy skin There is an inflamed skin rash on each area of the body. In each age range as follows: 1. During the age of 2 months to 2 years, there is a rash on the cheeks, forehead, the abrasive area during the time the child is prone or crawling. foldable joint The arms and legs, knees, elbows, wrists or ankles and 3. During the age of 12 years, most of them will have dry, itchy and sensitive skin. Until there is sudden bleeding And will be allergic to various substances easily
Director of the Institute of Dermatology Advise that Reducing the severity of the disease may be achieved by taking care of it and performing it properly. Notice what you are allergic to, avoid such things as milk, eggs, seafood, use a moisturizing soap that won’t irritate your skin. After showering, apply lotion or cream to moisturize the skin. Avoid clothing Appliances and triggers, such as pet hair. Avoid places in hot and humid places. Taking a hot bath Or open the air in the cold, stress, not enough rest The mattress and bedding should be cleaned regularly to remove dust mites. Take a shower regularly. Using topical medications for rashes Avoid swimming in the pool. Because it can cause irritation from chlorine And you should consult a dermatologist if you have redness, itching, or inflammation.
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