Sunshine allergy is called sunburn in traditional Chinese medicine. It can be treated by taking Chinese medicine orally, applying it externally, acupuncture and moxibustion, cupping, diet and other methods. Sunac sores are often caused by intolerance to natural conditions, damp heat accumulation, or blood heat and wind dryness, manifested as redness, burning, itching, or rash on the skin.

1. Oral administration of traditional Chinese medicine
For damp heat type, Longdan Xiegan Tang can be selected with modifications, containing ingredients such as Gentiana scabra and Scutellaria baicalensis, suitable for patients with skin redness, swelling, and exudation. Blood heat type can be treated with Liangxue Xiaofeng Powder, which contains ingredients such as Shengdi and Danpi, and is suitable for those with burning pain and dry mouth. People with spleen deficiency and excessive dampness can take Shen Ling Bai Zhu San, which contains Codonopsis pilosula, Poria cocos, etc., to improve recurrent attacks. Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners should prescribe prescriptions based on syndrome differentiation and avoid self medication. During the medication period, avoid eating spicy substances and cooperate with light avoidance care.
2. External application of traditional Chinese medicine
Mashing purslane and applying it externally can relieve burning sensation, and it contains flavonoids that can have anti-inflammatory effects. Qingdai San Xiang oil formula is suitable for treating exudative rashes and has the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying. During the acute phase, honeysuckle and wild chrysanthemum decoction can be used for cold and wet compress to reduce redness and swelling. Do not use irritating powders when the skin is damaged. If there is a sharp pain after external application, it should be stopped immediately, and external medication should also be selected based on syndrome differentiation.
III. acupuncture and moxibustion therapy
Take Quchi, Hegu and other acupoints to clear wind and heat, and regulate the blood points of blood sea and Sanyinjiao. Cooperate with acupuncture and cupping at the Dazhui acupoint to relieve heat, 2-3 times a week. Ear acupuncture is used to select acupoints such as the lungs and Shenmen to regulate the function of the Wei table. Acupuncture and moxibustion should last for 1-2 courses, and people with weak physique should use light stimulation. During the treatment period, avoid sweating when exposed to the wind and reduce sun exposure simultaneously.

Fourth, cupping therapy
The bladder meridian on the back can dispel dampness and detoxify, suitable for those with greasy fur and slippery veins. Leave a jar in the local Ashi acupoint for 5 minutes to improve skin stasis and heat. Individuals with yin deficiency and excessive fire should use cupping with caution and refrain from bathing within 4 hours after the procedure. Can be combined with bloodletting therapy and performed under the guidance of a professional physician. After cupping, if blisters appear, they need to be disinfected to prevent infection.
V. Diet conditioning
mung bean and barley porridge can clear away heat and promote diuresis, which is suitable for preventing attacks in summer. Fresh lotus root juice cools the blood and generates fluids, which can alleviate thirst after sun exposure. Avoid eating photosensitive foods such as spinach and amaranth. Increase daily intake of fresh dates and kiwis rich in vitamin C to enhance skin tolerance. Dietary therapy requires long-term adherence, and medication treatment is still necessary in the acute phase. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment for sun allergy should be persisted for more than 3 months. In the acute phase, clearing heat and cooling blood are the main methods, while in the remission phase, emphasis is placed on regulating physical constitution. Wear light colored long sleeved clothing on a daily basis and use physical sun protection measures. Avoid going out at noon and drink green tea for antioxidant benefits before going out. Record the causes and patterns of seizures, and regularly follow up to adjust the plan. If symptoms worsen or fever occurs, seek medical attention in a timely manner. Combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment can improve the efficacy.

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