What should I do if my child is allergic to peaches? This knowledge should be kept in mind

Although peaches are a very common fruit in our daily life, some children may experience allergic symptoms after eating peaches. At this time, children should be kept away from peaches and never eat them. They should also drink more water and take anti-allergy measures.

1. What to do if you are allergic to peaches

Make some green tea, add some salt to it, and use the hot tea to wash the allergic area. Then wipe it dry with a dry towel and apply Liuyi Powder. If the allergic symptoms are more severe, you can replace Liuyi Powder with Wuji Paste. If edema occurs on the surface, you can apply some Binghuangfule ointment. If the symptoms are mild, apply it twice a day. If the symptoms are severe, apply it three times a day. You can also take some heat-clearing and detoxifying medicines, such as honeysuckle, chlorpheniramine, etc. If edema occurs on the skin, you can eat more radishes and drink more water.

2. Causes of peach allergy

Eating peaches can cause allergies, on the one hand, because peaches have a layer of fuzz, and washing peaches with water alone is often not enough to wash away all the peach fuzz, and the body is allergic to this peach fuzz; on the other hand, it is related to a person's physical constitution; peaches are picked from the tree, they have heat in them, and when they collide with the damp heat in the body, they may cause allergies.

3. Symptoms of peach allergy:

Once an allergic reaction to eating peaches occurs, the symptoms will be mild at first, such as redness, peeling, and itching at the corners of the mouth. At this time, you should eat peaches and wash your face and hands.

If the symptoms from eating peaches are severe, such as large red spots on the lips, around the mouth, ears, and neck, or even slight edema, you should take it seriously. In severe cases, it may even cause diarrhea.

4. Tips for preventing allergies when eating peaches:

1. Be sure to wash newly bought peaches before eating them. It is best to wear disposable gloves when washing to prevent the peach hairs from getting on your skin and causing redness and swelling.

2. When washing peaches, try to use salt water, which will help prevent the occurrence of diseases.

3. You can use coarse salt to remove peach hairs.

4. Before eating peaches, you can soak them in alkaline water, which will help reduce the occurrence of allergies.

5. Active treatment: When patients are allergic to peaches, they should not use medication indiscriminately. They must go to a large dermatology hospital for examination to prevent the disease from worsening.