Can aloe capsule have allergic symptoms?

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Allergic dermatitis is a common skin disease. Patients often have skin redness and itching, and even pain. It will not only cause skin discomfort, but also affect the appearance and health of the skin. Especially if it is not treated in time to stop itching and scratching, it can also cause skin lesions. Therefore, for allergic dermatitis, we must prevent and treat it in time, And do a good job in all aspects of nursing work. So how to treat allergic dermatitis? Can I use aloe gel? Now let's get to know.

Can aloe capsule have allergic symptoms?

Let's first understand allergic dermatitis, which is mainly caused by the patient's contact with certain allergens. The specific allergens mainly include contact allergens, inhaled allergens, ingested allergens and injected allergens. Each type of allergen can cause corresponding allergic reactions, such as dermatitis, eczema, urticaria, etc.

For the treatment of allergic dermatitis, can be oral kairuitan antihistamine treatment, or according to the specific situation of dermatitis, give topical calamine lotion treatment. Also can be topical anti allergic drugs such as mometasone furoate cream or oral loratadine, for the treatment of skin allergy, drugs or many, can choose.

Know allergic dermatitis is caused by contact with allergens, and a lot of allergens, aloe is not it? In fact, aloe is rich in macromolecules and may cause allergy. So for patients with allergic dermatitis, it is best not to use aloe gel, in order to prevent aggravating symptoms, at this time it is best to use anti allergic drugs in time.

matters needing attention

It is suggested that people with allergic skin should avoid using some irritant skin care products, not soap, in order to prevent skin irritation, because the alkali will aggravate the symptoms of allergic dermatitis. Don't touch and rub the affected area with your hands frequently to avoid aggravating the symptoms. In addition, avoid all items that may cause allergy. Eat less stimulating food, such as alcohol, pepper, garlic, vinegar.