The sultry weather in summer, that is, cloudy and humid, makes my face feel particularly itchy. Wash it with cold water to relieve it a little, and then it itches for a while, and it is almost sunny.
In summer, the skin itches, and the itchy parts vary from person to person. The legs, thighs, trunk and especially the waist are all common parts. For men who often wear trousers in summer, thighs, calves and groin are prone to skin itching in summer, and the temperature is high. Coupled with poor ventilation of trousers, they do not absorb sweat, especially jeans are thick, so the temperature in trouser legs is higher, and it will be even more humid after sweating, so the skin can't expel sweat and dissipate heat, and the temperature will definitely rise.
treatment and prevention
pay attention to the material of clothes, preferably pure cotton, and don't wear jeans in hot weather unless you often work in an air-conditioned office. When conditions permit, you can gently wipe the sweaty skin with a wet towel and fan the wind to evaporate the water, which will immediately make you feel comfortable and cool.
Fungal infection
Wet and hot summer is most suitable for fungal growth and reproduction, especially most of the clothing materials have poor ventilation and are not easy to absorb sweat. As a result, ringworm comes back to places like trunk, armpit, groin and buttocks in love sweating. Therefore, sweat spots, tinea cruris and tinea pedis caused by fungal infection are the main reasons for itchy skin in summer.
Sweat spots mostly grow on the trunk, that is, the back, shoulders, waist and so on, and are widely distributed. Sweat spots are many small round spots centered on pores, which are pale in color, and similar patches will merge into some large patches. When they first appeared, they were light pink, turned brown after a long time, and finally turned white, slightly itchy, but not painful.
tinea cruris and tinea pedis Some people feel wet and itchy in the groin, buttocks and feet, especially between the toes and the soles of their feet in summer. Brown patches will appear in the groin and buttocks, and the color will become darker after a long time. Toes and soles of feet will blister and peel off.
Similarly, it is important to keep the fabric ventilated and breathable, and to keep the skin cool and dry. In addition, drugs for treating fungi can also be externally applied. The main component of liquid is alcohol solution for inhibiting fungi. The former is mostly used for sweat spots, and it can be applied once a day after bathing for about one or two weeks. For tinea cruris and tinea pedis, use some ointment and cream to inhibit fungi, once every morning and evening, and use it for another week or two until the skin returns to normal.
contact dermatitis
in summer, allergies are still very common. Some contact dermatitis will worsen in summer, or recur. It may be that sweat easily dissolves allergens from the contact and adheres tightly to moist skin, so allergic inflammatory reaction occurs, and itching is the first symptom.
To understand the seasonality of itchy skin disease, we must master the factors of its onset, so the treatment and treatment methods are more accurate.