What causes UV allergies? UV allergy symptoms

Generally, allergies to ultraviolet rays can be seen in personal constitution, caused by autoimmunity, and it is not certain that it is a lack of vitamins for the time being. It is recommended to pay attention to avoid sun exposure, you can use a parasol when you go out, and if you have allergic symptoms with sunscreen, you can apply it externally with Gambozon cream**,

Many people have different degrees of ultraviolet allergy symptoms, and they will have different degrees of allergies after exposure to sunlight in their daily life, so let's take a look at the relevant introduction to ultraviolet allergy symptoms, let's take a look.

UV allergy symptomsIn ordinary life, many people who have ultraviolet allergies generally have obvious redness, swelling and itching or some pigmentation, skin wrinkles, etc., so in ordinary life, they also need to pay attention to some sunscreen to avoid their skin from being damaged by ultraviolet rays. The symptoms of ultraviolet allergy in ordinary life generally last for one or two days, and some people with weaker constitution may last longer, so it is necessary to pay attention to the words of only love in ordinary life, and the skin will generally appear diffuse erythema, redness, swelling, blisters or some symptoms such as dizziness and nausea, so you must pay attention to sunscreen in your daily life.

The symptoms of ultraviolet allergy are actually more, and ultraviolet allergy is also known as a kind of solar inflammation that causes certain damage to our skin, so we must pay attention to personal sunscreen problems when we go out in ordinary life, so as to avoid causing certain adverse damage to our skin.

For ultraviolet allergy, you must first go to the school's hospital to issue a relevant diagnosis certificate, take the diagnosis certificate to the counselor to issue an exemption certificate, and finally hand the exemption certificate to the instructor in charge of military training to explain the specific reason. Military training will be exposed to the sun for a long time, which is tantamount to harming the body for people with ultraviolet allergies, which will lead to aggravation of allergy symptoms, so to avoid serious consequences, it is best to go to a counselor before military training and ask about the specific process.

Generally, the student himself applies for exemption from military training, and writes the relevant reasons in writing, specifying the specific circumstances of not being able to participate in military training. Different schools, some schools will be stricter in reviewing and exempting from military training, requiring students to show a certificate from a hospital at or above the county level or a school hospital audit, and the school hospital needs to go through a professional examination by the school doctor and the hospital leaders to give professional advice on whether to participate in military training for allergy symptoms. The second is to find the class teacher or counselor to review and sign and write down the opinion on it.

After the class teacher agrees, submit the application documents to the college, and the college leader will sign the relevant opinions to see if they agree. After all these documents have been signed and approved, they can be handed over to the Ministry of Armed Forces for signature.

There are two situations in which military training is exempted from training, one is due to illness, and the other is because of important events so that military training is not possible. Ultraviolet allergy belongs to the first type, the review time may be longer, and the handling link is more complicated, but it is a situation that is relatively easy to pass, because physical health is the most important thing in front of anything, so if there are ultraviolet allergy symptoms, you must not hold on, you can go to the relevant departments to apply for exemption from military training.

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People with UV allergies need to pay attention to the following in their daily life:

1.Reduce time spent in the sun. Try to avoid going out during the noon hours and reduce direct exposure to UV rays. If you must go out, choose to stay in the shade.

2.Increase sun protection. When going out, you should use sunscreen with a sun protection index of 40 or above, and choose the appropriate sunscreen according to the intensity of your activity. You can also choose sun-protective clothing, such as sun-protective shirts and parasols.

3.Choose the right sunscreen glasses. Sunscreen glasses are effective in protecting the eyelids** and eyes from UV rays, and can be used with polarized glasses or sunglasses.

4.Avoid radiation sources. Try to avoid using ultraviolet concentrating devices, such as tanning rooms. These devices concentrate ultraviolet rays and can easily cause allergic reactions.

5.Moisturizing and moisturizing. UV allergies can lead to dryness, so apply moisturizer and vaseline frequently to moisturize and reduce.

6.Drugs**. In case of severe allergic reactions, your doctor will prescribe allergy medications, such as oral antihistamines or glucocorticoids**. Wet compresses may also be used to reduce symptoms quickly.

7.Review regularly. For ultraviolet allergies, it is necessary to regularly go to the first-class specialist doctor for allergy examination, understand the allergy status and take preventive measures in time. Perform an allergy test if necessary to identify the source of the allergen and avoid allergies**.

Therefore, people with UV allergies should raise their awareness of sun protection, minimize and avoid sun exposure, and choose protective measures with high sun protection ratios. Strengthen moisturizing and moisturizing, take medication appropriately** symptoms, check up regularly with a doctor, and do a good job in allergy prevention and control, in order to reduce ultraviolet allergic reactions.