Why are there suddenly so many bumps on my body?

Suddenly a lot of bumps appear on the body. This is a common situation that the human body may encounter. There are many reasons for this situation. It may be urticaria caused by skin allergies, mosquito bites or other skin diseases. When faced with this situation, people need to find out the cause in time and then take effective measures to treat it. So below we will explain in detail what is going on when so many bumps suddenly appear on the body.

This case is considered urticaria due to allergies. Calcium gluconate and vitamin C can be added to glucose and administered intravenously. You can also take loratadine, mefenamic acid tablets, ebastine, etc. orally for treatment. At the same time, calamine lotion can be used externally for treatment. Suggestions: Do an allergen test if necessary. Drink plenty of water, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy food. Stop taking any food or medicine that may cause allergies, or stay away from environments that may cause allergies. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a dermatological examination.

Treatment (I) Treatment principles: Eliminate the cause, treat the symptoms and prevent recurrence. If the cause of the disease cannot be eliminated, various factors that promote the disease should be reduced.

(ii) General treatment is to try to identify and eliminate the cause of the disease and avoid various factors that may induce or aggravate the disease.

(III) Internal medication treatment 1. Acute urticaria: drugs that reduce vascular permeability; antihistamines are generally used in one or two forms; glucocorticoids are used for acute and severe symptoms; antibiotics should be used to control infection if caused by infection. 2. Chronic urticaria: Antihistamines are the main treatment. When one antihistamine is ineffective, 2 to 3 types can be used in combination or alternately. For patients with refractory urticaria who do not respond well to H1 receptor antagonists alone, H2 receptor antagonists such as ranitidine can be used in combination, or drugs that stabilize mast cell membranes such as ketotifen and quinlast can be added for combined use. You can also take oral medication such as Tripterygium wilfordii as appropriate. 3. Special types of urticaria: The treatment principles are basically the same as those for acute urticaria, but the effect is poorer. In addition to antihistamines, different drugs can be used in combination according to different types of urticaria. For example, ketotifen can be used for skin scratch sign; ketotifen, cyproheptadine, and doxepin can be used for cold urticaria; ketotifen and atropine can be used for cholealkaloid urticaria; chloroquine can be used for solar urticaria; and hydroxyzine can be used for pressure urticaria.

(iv) Topical medications: calamine lotion and antipruritic emulsions (such as diphenhydramine cream, hydrocortisone cream, etc.).