An itching face can make anybody very uncomfortable and if it persists, it becomes bothersome. Imagine being at an event, and you are scratching your face. Embarrassing right?

 

To avoid this discomfort, it is important you know the possible causes of an itching face and possible remedies to the condition.

 

In this time where the world is faced with the outbreak of Coronavirus, it is important that one avoids touching their face. Below are some causes of an itching face and its remedy.

Causes of itching face

 

— Seasonal Allergies: seasonal or environmental allergies cause itching, specifically an itchy face.

— Dry Skin: some people get patches of dry skin on their face that can be very itchy.

— Eczema: more than just dry skin, eczema is extremely itchy and can be difficult to treat, flare-ups of eczema can be caused by allergies as well.

— Food and Medication Allergies: similar to seasonal allergies, allergic reactions to food and medications can cause an itchy face.

— ​Rosacea: this skin condition can also cause tingling or stinging on the cheeks.

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Possible remedy

If your itchy face is bothersome, there are things you can do to help. For itching due to allergies, taking allergy medication may provide relief. If you have tried over the counter allergy medications and they haven’t worked, make an appointment with your Doctor. There may be other medications that could help

 

For Itchy skin caused by dryness, lotion or moisturizers may help. If you have eczema or another skin condition diagnosed by your health care provider, talk to him or her about the appropriate treatment for you.

 

 

Other things you can do to improve dryness and reduce the chances that your skin will itch include staying hydrated (drink plenty of water). Showering with warm water is fine because hot water can irritate your skin.

 

The face is an essential part of one’s body as it is your identity. Ensure you see your doctor if itching persists.

 

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