The spiciness of chili peppers consumed in daily life varies greatly depending on the variety. Some chili peppers belong to the super spicy type, while some women who cook during pregnancy may accidentally touch these types of chili peppers, causing severe burning sensation in their hands. So. What should pregnant women do if their hands are spicy with chili peppers?
Method 1: When chili peppers are too hot for pregnant women's hands, they can be rinsed with tap water for a while or soaked in warm and cool water to alleviate discomfort. If the effect of this method is not very obvious, you can also wash a piece of clothing by hand. This way, the clothes can be washed clean, and the hands can be rinsed in water for a longer time while washing clothes, which can also relieve the discomfort of hands being stimulated by chili peppers.
Method 2: When chili peppers are hot in the hands, you will feel a significant burning sensation. You can use an alcohol cotton ball to carefully wipe the skin in contact with the chili peppers, because the alkalinity of chili peppers can dissolve with alcohol. After wiping all of them, clean them thoroughly, which can effectively relieve the discomfort of chili peppers stinging the skin.
Method 3: If there is enough vinegar at home, you can pour the vinegar into a container that can fit your hands and soak them directly in the vinegar. This method is similar to using alcohol to wipe, and then rinse them directly after a while.
In addition, pregnant women need to use chili peppers when cooking at home, and it is best to wear kitchen specific gloves to avoid contact with chili peppers or other irritating foods, which can cause skin allergies on the hands.
