Large pimples appear on the body after sweating

Some people don't like to sweat, but some people sweat very easily, especially some obese people, who will sweat all over after walking a short distance, which is particularly distressing. In fact, there is nothing wrong with sweating. If large bumps appear on your body after sweating, you should pay special attention. At this time, you should be alert to whether you have allergies or urticaria. If it itches, don't scratch it. You must seek medical attention in time and be treated by a professional doctor.

Causes of urticaria. Treatment of urticaria

1. Internal Therapy

(I) Antihistamines: They can be used routinely. Generally, oral administration of diphenhydramine, phenergan, chlorpheniramine, cyproheptadine, etc., which have both antihistamine and sedative effects, is used.

(2) Calcium supplements: Oral calcium lactate or calcium gluconate tablets have certain therapeutic effects. Often used with antihistamines.

(III) Vitamins: Vitamin C or B12 is often used in combination with antihistamines to achieve better results.

(IV) Treatment by Traditional Chinese Medicine: The treatment of this disease is mainly to dispel wind and clear away heat. However, according to the experience of the editor, this disease can be treated with Siwu Decoction (Angelica sinensis, Radix Rehmanniae, White Peony Root, Ligusticum chuanxiong) or Wuling Powder (Alisma zedoaria, Poria cocos, Polyporus umbellata, Cinnamon twig, Atractylodes macrocephala) decocted and taken once a day, which has a significant effect and is worth a try.

2. External Therapy

For symptomatic treatment, you can choose a lotion or emulsion with antipruritic and anti-inflammatory effects for external application according to the symptoms of the skin lesions. However, if there is a secondary infection, it is advisable to control the infection first.

Urticaria, also known as wind bumps, is a common allergic skin disease. Urticaria can recur, and chronic cases can recur for weeks, months or even years, with unbearable itching. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that urticaria is mainly caused by wind, dampness and heat in the skin. Conventional drugs can only relieve the symptoms but cannot cure it, and it is prone to relapse. Traditional Chinese medicine has accumulated many very effective treatment methods through long-term clinical practice. It is recommended that you use traditional Chinese medicine ephedra, white mulberry bark, Kochia scoparia, golden spherical grass, and longji grass for treatment, which can clear away heat and wind, remove dampness and relieve itching, and can completely cure the disease without recurrence. During treatment, you must drink plenty of water to keep your bowels open.