Red bumps on the body that are very itchy

Normally, we will get some bumps on our bodies. Sometimes they will go away after a while and don’t have much impact. But sometimes the red bumps are very itchy and it needs our attention. There are many reasons for the itchy red bumps on the body. Sometimes it is caused by allergies, and some are also some skin diseases, such as urticaria. Everyone should pay attention.

We should pay attention to the phenomenon of itchy red bumps on the body. Sometimes some people are prone to allergies. After eating some allergenic foods, red bumps will appear. If the situation is serious, we must seek treatment in time to avoid some harm.

Itchy red bumps on the body may be a symptom of allergic urticaria. The onset of the disease is due to blood poisoning, blood dryness, and blood heat. The reason why blood poisoning is difficult to eliminate is that the internal organs are like a poison-making machine that continuously transports toxins to the blood. The so-called: blood poisoning is on the surface and internal to the internal organs. If the poisons in the five internal organs are not eliminated, the blood poisoning cannot be eliminated. Over time, it is recommended that you use targeted Chinese patent medicine to regulate and completely eliminate the disease. Itchy bumps on the body may also be urticaria or eczema.

The bumps caused by urticaria vary in size, some are continuous in size, do not break, and appear and heal from time to time. The bumps caused by eczema are millet-shaped papules, which are easily scratched and usually leave dotted bleeding scabs. After scratching, the scabs heal on their own, leaving pigmentation spots, but small papules may appear in other places. Chronic, stubborn urticaria and eczema (acute urticaria and eczema are not mentioned here because they are easy to cure) are mostly itchy at night: the face and head are usually less likely to be affected. It is more common in infants and children in spring. Pruritus in adults is divided into two parts: one part occurs in summer and the other part is more severe in winter. Anti-allergic drugs and immunosuppressive (hormone) drugs were initially effective but then became ineffective. The course of the disease varies in length, sometimes lasting as long as twenty or thirty years.

Western medicine cannot find the cause of the itching caused by urticaria and eczema with advanced instruments and equipment. Therefore, Western medicine believes that the itching is caused by unknown reasons. Our Chinese medicine explains it very thoroughly: it is believed to be an exogenous dampness and cold, with blood stasis and qi stagnation in the skin and muscles. The simple way to put it is: when the skin is attacked by moisture, wind, and cold, the blood vessels contract, and nutrients, immune antibodies and other substances cannot be transported to the skin surface; nor can the metabolic waste be transported away smoothly. Causes: On the one hand, skin malnutrition can cause the body's emergency response to increase - that is, allergic reaction; on the other hand, the accumulation of metabolic waste in the skin irritates the skin and causes skin allergies... Under this unhealthy condition, the balance of mutually restrictive microbial communities on the skin surface is broken when the body's immunity is reduced, and certain microorganisms grow abnormally, irritating the skin and making it more itchy.

Western medicine believes that these itches are of unknown cause and can only be treated with symptomatic treatment (take anti-allergic drugs when it itches, and take them when it doesn’t itch, and add hormones if the effect is not good). Traditional Chinese medicine is the nemesis of these diseases! However, Chinese medicine books always tell future generations to use "appropriate amount" when describing the dosage of external medicines. Effective concentration is even rarer; not to mention: effective dose, toxic dose, median lethal dose, etc. Now I know what causes itchy bumps on my body.

Now everyone should have some understanding of what causes itchy red bumps on the body. When you get the red bumps, you should find out the cause in time. Some are due to the weather, and some are due to eating some foods that are prone to allergies. No matter what the cause is, you must seek treatment in time to avoid serious skin problems.