Many people think that allergies cannot be prevented or cured. An allergist can only help by identifying and eliminating the cause of the allergy.
In fact, facial allergy ointment has both a preventive and curative function. With its help, you can prevent the progression of allergies and get rid of them.
How to use ointment from allergies. Before the first use of ointment you need to conduct a kind of test – to apply a small amount of funds on the bend of the elbow and observe for a day, whether an allergic reaction will not manifest itself.
To ointment from allergies on the face brought a positive result, it is important that it itself on the contained allergens to which your body can react.
Choosing an ointment should listen to the recommendations of a dermatovenerologist. Antihistamine ointments are divided into two main groups: hormonal (corticosteroid) and non-hormonal.
Hormonal ointments are prescribed in severe cases, usually requires some tests.Ointment from allergies on the face.

Composition

Non-hormonal ointments have a gentle effect on the skin of the face, they are prescribed in the early stages of allergies.
Non-hormonal ointments are recommended for children up to three months of age suffering from atopic dermatitis.
This type of antihistamine is also suitable for people with sensitive skin.
Non-hormonal ointments are indicated for allergic reactions of the most sensitive areas of the skin (eyelids, lips).
Examples of non-hormonal creams:

• Solcoseryl,
• Videstim,
• Psilo-Balm,
• Actovegin,
• Fenistil gel,
• Radevit.

If the doctor has prescribed you a hormonal ointment for facial allergies, do not be afraid: among them there are low- and moderately active ointments. For example:

• Hydrocortisone,
• Prednisolone,
• Afloderm,
• Ftorocort,
• Cinacort.

Active and highly active preparations, such as:

• Apulein,
• Dermovate,
• Galcinonide,

These medications are prescribed for severe, complicated, neglected dermatitis when fast, highly effective treatment is needed.
Dermatovenerologists sometimes recommend antibacterial ointments. Cortomycetin, Gioxizon, Diprogent, Cortomycetin, Supirocin-B and other combined preparations containing corticoids in combination with antibiotics give excellent results.
If you have any possible contraindications (e.g. pregnancy or breastfeeding), you should discuss their use with your dermatovenerologist.