How to treat mat mat dermatitis, beware of mat mat dermatitis in summer! What is mat mat dermatitis?

The inflammation of the mat is a ** disease, which is actually an allergy caused by the material of the mat.

One is the allergy caused by the litter. In general, mats made of rope, reeds, and straw are more likely to cause allergies, while mats made of bamboo and rattan are less likely to be allergic. The second is the inflammation caused by mite bites, and pinhead-sized bite marks or petechiae are often seen on the skin pat or rash.

This is because of the allergy caused by the material of the mat, and some people are prone to allergies to some special materials.

In summer, the high temperature and humidity, mosquitoes are active, and it is the season of high incidence of diseases. Some of them are because after sleeping on the mat, the torso, limbs and other parts of the body that come into contact with the mat appear unevenly distributed erythema, papules, itching and unbearable, and some also appear redness, swelling, ulceration and other infection symptoms after scratching, this disease is generally called "mat dermatitis".

There are two causes of mat dermatitis: one is the allergy to mat mats caused by mat materials, generally speaking, mattresses made of rope, reeds and straw are easy to make people allergic, while there are fewer allergies to mattresses made of bamboo and rattan; The second is the inflammation caused by the bite of mites, and when such a condition occurs, pinhead-sized bite marks or petechiae can often be found from the rash. Of course, these two ** can coexist, because mites can also release a certain amount of toxin in the process of biting, which is easy to make people allergic.

To prevent "mat mat dermatitis", you must first choose a good mat. Do not choose straw mats, because straw mats are not only prone to mites, but also the straw mats themselves are often allergens; Anyone who has a history of ** allergies must choose finely woven bamboo and rattan mats. When you start using the mattress, you can take some anti-allergy medications appropriately.

Second, to keep the mattress clean and hygienic, when using the mattress for the first time every year, the mattress must be sterilized at high temperature (scalded with boiling water), and then exposed to the sun, so as to kill the mites and their eggs that are not easy to see with the naked eye. In summer, the human body is easy to sweat, and dander and dust are easy to soak into the gaps of the mat, and the humid environment may breed mites, so in the process of use, the mat should also be cleaned and dried with hot water frequently, so as to "scrub once a day and dry it once a week".

With this spray, it can kill all kinds of bacteria and is non-toxic to the human body.

Once "mat disease" occurs, it should be distinguished from allergies or "mites" according to the "rash-like" characteristics. If it is allergic, as long as you get rid of the allergen, such as changing the mattress or not using the mattress topper, and at the same time you can take some anti-allergic drugs and vitamin C under the guidance of a doctor, the symptoms can generally improve within three days. If it is a "mite infestation", then at the same time as killing mites, some topical drugs can be used**, and those who are severely infected can be combined with antibiotics to dig slag, and generally can be cured quietly in about a week.