Pressure urticaria

Compression urticaria is a common skin disease. Compression urticaria is caused by scratching the skin with hands or bruising it with a blunt object. The bruised area will cause some itching, accompanied by short-term pain. Common compression urticaria can occur in any age group. Some compression urticaria may also be caused by drugs. Compression urticaria is very harmful to the skin. So treat with caution.

Compression urticaria mainly occurs on parts of the body that are under pressure, such as the soles of the feet, quilts, and back, but rarely on the face. This common skin damage lasts for a long time, usually about a day. Many patients choose traditional Chinese medicine for treatment. Now we will introduce how to treat compression urticaria in traditional Chinese medicine.

.1 Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment When treating compressive urticaria with traditional Chinese medicine, many patients need to adjust their medications based on the response to the medication. When treating compressive urticaria with traditional Chinese medicine, it is necessary not only to prescribe medicines based on the patient's symptoms but also to select medicines based on the patient's constitution. Only symptomatic medication can achieve the best therapeutic effect in the shortest time, allowing patients to get the best symptom relief in a very short time. During treatment, patients need to adjust their diet and lifestyle habits in order to achieve good treatment results.

2 Treatment Instructions: Compression urticaria lesions rarely extend to areas other than those under pressure. If the skin is squeezed between the thumb and index finger, it may take on an orange peel appearance, indicating edema deeper in the skin. Most patients experience itching in the wheals, and may also experience burning, scorching, and tingling sensations, which are particularly common in lesions on the soles of the feet and head. The subjective symptoms vary in severity. In some patients, deep skin edema spreads to nearby joints and muscles, causing severe pain and discomfort. So how to treat compressive urticaria scientifically?

Patients should pay attention to allergens. If they are allergic to a certain food or medicine, they should stop using it immediately and try to avoid contact with suspected allergens. Cut your nails short and avoid scratching hard, otherwise it may cause a significant increase in skin lesions and severe itching. During treatment, patients can use targeted medications according to their own conditions, which can effectively treat the cause of the disease while protecting the patient's skin.

The above is the treatment of compressive urticaria by traditional Chinese medicine. During the treatment process, many patients must adjust the medication according to their reaction to the medication. Do not just follow one medication sequence. You must use the medication according to the different symptoms of the patient and their medication, as well as the patient's physical constitution to get good treatment. Patients with urticaria should pay attention to skin protection in daily life and avoid skin damage. If you find compressive urticaria, do not squeeze it with your fingers. Seek timely treatment in the hospital and receive symptomatic treatment according to your condition.