Is urticaria contagious to others?

Urticaria and eczema can be regarded as the two most common skin diseases in clinical practice, and the symptoms of urticaria and eczema are somewhat similar. However, compared with eczema, the incubation period of urticaria is longer. And some skin diseases in life are also contagious, such as chickenpox and rubella. Therefore, many people are also worried about whether the skin disease of urticaria is contagious.

Urticaria is a common dermatological disease in daily life, also known as wheal. This disease occurs mainly because of a localized edema reaction caused by dilation of blood vessels in the skin and mucous membranes. It is mostly related to external environmental stimulation and body allergies. It may also be caused by excessive stress, staying up late, and overwork, which lead to low immunity and cause urticaria. Adults with urticaria are not contagious, so don't be too stressed after suffering from urticaria, just actively seek treatment.

Urticaria is a skin disease with a relatively high incidence rate. Patients should seek timely treatment for this disease. Although it is not difficult to treat, its recurrence rate is relatively high and is indirectly related to many factors in life. Patients can apply ointments under the guidance of a doctor to relieve itching symptoms, such as calamine lotion, which is quite effective. When treating urticaria, patients should pay attention to dietary hygiene, actively supplement vitamins, and not scratch the skin with their hands. Excessive scratching will cause the skin to split and easily leave scars. They should also maintain good personal hygiene.

The occurrence of urticaria seriously affects the patient's healthy skin. Therefore, in daily life, we must pay great attention to the occurrence of urticaria and do preventive work in time. If you suffer from this disease, you should actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, and pay attention to eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, and less irritating food.