Can people with skin allergies eat grapes?

Written by Huang Ling Juan
Dermatology
Updated on April 05, 2025
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People with skin allergies can generally eat grapes. If there is no allergic reaction to the components of grapes, eating them during an allergy period will not worsen the condition. Skin allergies are often closely related to diet. Consuming foods that commonly cause allergies, such as milk, eggs, seafood, fish, shrimp, and crab, can trigger allergic reactions in the body. People who are prone to allergies may also react to airborne dust, pollen, and animal fur. When experiencing skin allergies, it is important to use antihistamine medication under a doctor’s guidance and identify the cause to avoid contact and prevent recurrence. It's also advisable to avoid spicy and irritating foods when suffering from skin allergies.

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What should I do if a skin allergy leaves scars?

After skin allergies are healed, scarring is possible, which is related to individual physique, especially for people prone to scarring; the likelihood of scarring is very high. If scars do appear, it is recommended to apply some scar-removal ointments. If the effect of the topical scar ointment is not satisfactory, you can also visit the dermatology department of a local reputable hospital for treatments such as laser or other physical therapy methods. It is important to avoid direct sunlight and prevent injuries in daily life.

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What are the causes of skin allergies?

There are many causes of skin allergies. First, skin allergies are related to the irritation of certain drugs. Second, allergies are related to certain foods and items that are contacted. Finally, they may also be related to environmental factors, mental factors, and certain chemicals. If skin allergies occur, such as redness, pain, itching, etc., it is essential to go to the hospital's dermatology department in a timely manner to identify the cause and receive appropriate treatment.

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How to treat skin allergies caused by formaldehyde poisoning?

Formaldehyde poisoning has shown allergic reactions, considered to be contact-related formaldehyde poisoning. First and foremost, one should remove themselves from the formaldehyde environment and go to a place with fresh, circulating air. At the same time, it is essential to ventilate the room by opening windows to reduce the concentration of formaldehyde. Oral antihistamines, such as levocetirizine or loratadine, should be taken to alleviate symptoms. If there are numerous rashes, topical application of calamine lotion can help with itching, inflammation, and provide an astringent effect to relieve symptoms. It is also advisable to drink plenty of water and consume fresh vegetables and fruits to replenish vitamins. Avoid spicy, irritating foods, and foods that trigger allergies, like seafood. Prevention is key in managing formaldehyde poisoning. Workers dealing with formaldehyde should wear proper masks and protective clothing to minimize poisoning symptoms. If it is a new house, ensure thorough ventilation before moving in, to avoid poisoning and allergic reactions. (Note: Use medications under the guidance of a physician.)

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What to check at the hospital for skin allergies?

Skin allergy is a skin disease caused by contact with certain allergens. After skin allergy symptoms appear, it is recommended to promptly go to the hospital for examination, find out what you are allergic to, and thereafter avoid contact with such allergens. After going to the hospital, you can undergo skin patch tests, allergen screening, and some physical examinations, such as skin scratch tests, provocation tests, etc. In any case, once a skin allergy occurs, it is important to seek timely examination and treatment.

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Can people with skin allergies eat peanuts?

If you have skin allergies, be a little cautious with peanuts. If you have never been allergic to peanuts, eating them while having a skin allergy should not be a problem. Peanuts have high nutritional value and can be compared to animal foods such as eggs, milk, and meat, earning them the nickname "longevity fruit." Traditional Chinese medicine says that peanuts can strengthen the spleen and stomach and moisten the lungs to reduce phlegm. Clinically, we still see patients who are allergic to peanuts. Therefore, if you have been allergic to peanuts before, you should avoid eating them.